One person.
Team-scale output.
Pre-wired. Open. Yours.
A factory for the AI era. Roxabi compounds agents, workers, tools and skills into one foundation — all open source, yours to fork.
Foundations, not boilerplate.
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The operating layer
The part of the stack that doesn't change. Routing, state, orchestration, error recovery: the same for everyone. You start from there and build what's specific to you.
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Open by architecture
Open by design, not by badge. Every layer inspectable, every component replaceable. Fork it and it's yours. No telemetry. No vendor routing your agents through our servers.
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Compounding foundations
Each module builds on the last. Add a harness and it wires into the routing you already have. Every piece you add compounds. Every fork extends the foundation.
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Built for builders
For the person who builds because they have to. Solo developers and small teams that move fast. Not enterprises with dedicated platform teams.
Primitives you can fork today
Each one works standalone. Together they give a solo developer a full-stack foundation. A slice is below — the full portfolio is one click away.
roxabi-factory
In constructionA self-hostable agent engine. Hub-and-spoke over a NATS bus, per-scope agent pools, a worker fleet that plugs in over the wire.
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voiceCLI
Open sourceOne local CLI for speech — TTS and STT. A single Markdown script drives every engine, with a NATS satellite for cross-host voice.
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llmCLI
Open sourceServe local LLMs on your own GPU. llama.cpp + GGUF behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, one LiteLLM proxy for the whole LAN.
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imageCLI
Open sourceOne local CLI for image generation. FLUX.2, FLUX.1 (+ PuLID) and SD3.5 behind one command — quantization and VRAM handled for you.
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roxabi-plugins
Open sourceReusable Claude Code plugins. dev-core turns one command into the full dev lifecycle — frame, spec, plan, implement, review, ship.
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roxabi-boilerplate
Open sourceA production-ready SaaS starter. Bun + TurboRepo monorepo with auth, multi-tenancy and RBAC wired — plus a built-in Claude agent team.
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Open by design
The escape hatch is the default
Fork it. Run it on your own infrastructure. Nothing calls home. The entire stack is yours the moment you clone it. No subscription that could disappear, no pricing you don't control.
Build what used to take a team.
Get the foundations. Wire up your first agent system. Run what used to take a team, without being the bottleneck.