OpenAgentRelay OpenAgentRelay
OpenAgentRelay allows users to expose local agents or automations as team-callable capabilities over a LAN. It enables other agents or teammates to interface with local tools using a lightweight CLI without requiring access to the original source code or repository.
Version 0.1.0 was released in July 2026, establishing the foundational Alpha for direct LAN-based agent calls.
As of
- Lightweight relay CLI for LAN-based agent communication
- Stateless direct calls with optional in-memory conversation context
- Public agent card discovery via.well-known URI
- Configurable execution timeouts and request size limits
- Supports integration with external agents without shared dependencies
Developers looking to securely expose specific local agent tools or automations to other agents or teammates on a trusted local network.
Production environments, public internet exposure, or workflows requiring high-security authentication, TLS encryption, or complex state persistence.
Distributed as open-source software under the Apache License 2.0; no pricing model is associated with the project itself.
A useful, early-stage utility for local agent interoperability, but strictly limited to trusted LAN environments due to its current reliance on plain HTTP and basic shared-key authentication.
Is OpenAgentRelay free?
Yes - OpenAgentRelay is Open Source. Distributed as open-source software under the Apache License 2.0; no pricing model is associated with the project itself.
What is OpenAgentRelay best for?
Developers looking to securely expose specific local agent tools or automations to other agents or teammates on a trusted local network.
Who makes OpenAgentRelay?
OpenAgentRelay is developed by ShakespeareLabs. It is listed in the Developer Productivity & Workflow category on ai.dosa.dev.
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