Guilds is an open-source alternative to Grok bots: a team of AI agents without the black box. Multi-agent workflows are easy to start but hard to trust, so it shows you the exact prompt, every tool call and every memory change, so you do not have to trust, you can verify. It runs on your machine with any model.
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Every prompt, tool call and memory change is shown.
Guilds runs locally with any model you choose.
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