Mainplane is an open source agent ecosystem you self-host. You run a server on any always-on machine, then add providers, workers, which are the computers your agents control, and connectors, which are the ways you message your agents.
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Run the install script on Linux or macOS, or the PowerShell one-liner on Windows, and the quickstart walks you through the rest.
Workers are the computers your agents control; connectors are the ways you message them.
The server holds secrets and controls, observability and the file server, and the network joins it to every worker.
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