QM is an open-source, multiplayer agent harness developed by Y Combinator that provides teams with collaborative, persistent, cloud-based environments for running AI agents.
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QM is a multiplayer AI agent harness tool developed by Y Combinator that enables teams within organizations to run AI agents in collaborative, persistent, cloud-based environments. It provides a control plane for AI agents, allowing every person and project to have its own dedicated AI agent with independent memory, session history, files, artifacts, credential grants, permissions, and audience.
features
QM (Quartermaster) offers a robust set of features designed for collaborative AI agent deployment and management within organizational settings. Its architecture prioritizes security, flexibility, and integration with existing workflows.
use cases
QM is specifically designed for organizations seeking to integrate AI agents into their daily operations for enhanced productivity and automation. Its multiplayer and collaborative nature makes it suitable for teams requiring shared AI capabilities.
how to use
QM functions as a control plane for AI agents, integrating into existing platforms like Slack and offering a web UI. Deployment involves setting up the open-source software within an organization's cloud infrastructure.
pricing
QM is released under an MIT license, making the core software free to use. Organizations deploying QM will incur costs primarily related to cloud hosting, model tokens, and operational overhead.
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