Raven is an open-source Python project that describes itself as the harness of harnesses: a persistent, self-evolving multi-agent ecosystem intended for all-domain collaboration. It is built for long-running, recursive self-improvement work rather than one-shot prompts, and is designed to sit above the agent harnesses you already use.
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Run several agents together instead of driving them one at a time
Persist context rather than restarting from a blank session each time
Try recursive self-improvement ideas on top of your existing harness
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