Bees is an open-source autonomous multi-agent platform that runs on your own computer. It coordinates agentic teams with loop engineering, independent reviewer loops and protected human gates, so files and execution stay private on your machines while organizational memory synchronizes centrally. Agents connect to tools and data sources through Model Context Protocol servers.
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Bees coordinates teams with independent reviewer loops.
Files and execution stay on your machines while memory syncs centrally.
Agents reach tools and data through MCP servers.
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