OpenAgentRelay OpenAgentRelay
OpenAgentRelay is a utility that allows developers to turn local agents or automations into team-callable capabilities over a trusted local network. It provides a simple CLI that enables external actors or other agents to invoke local tasks while keeping the publisher's source code, dependencies, and credentials secure on the host machine.
The project released its first public Alpha version (0.1.0) on July 14, 2026, establishing the core relay functionality and documentation.
As of
- Local-first relay for secure LAN-based agent communication
- Compatibility with Claude Code and Codex command execution
- Shared-key authentication using bearer tokens
- Relay-managed ephemeral conversations with bounded history
- Configurable execution limits for timeout, request, and output size
Exposing restricted, read-only coding agents or local automations to teammates or other agents in a trusted LAN environment.
Exposing services to the public internet, handling production write operations, or managing sensitive data, as the current version lacks TLS, per-user authorization, and sandbox security.
Open source under the Apache License 2.0.
A useful, early-stage development tool for internal agent collaboration that prioritizes local security, provided users strictly adhere to the trusted LAN and non-production guidelines.
Is OpenAgentRelay free?
Yes - OpenAgentRelay is Open Source. Open source under the Apache License 2.0.
What is OpenAgentRelay best for?
Exposing restricted, read-only coding agents or local automations to teammates or other agents in a trusted LAN environment.
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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