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Y Combinator open-sources QM: a multi-agent framework for running its own internal agents

Original sourceStartup Fortune

Summary

Y Combinator has open-sourced its multi-agent framework QM, used to manage its internal agents across Slack and web apps. Released under the MIT license, QM is designed to be model-agnostic and extensible. Each member and Slack channel has its own memory, permissions, files, keyring, scheduling, an…

Key points

  • Developers can reference YC's open-source framework to build and manage enterprise-grade AI agent workflows.
  • QM's open-sourcing provides a proven foundation for enterprises deploying multi-agent systems, lowering the barrier to entry.
  • Startups can use QM to quickly set up AI agent infrastructure and flexibly choose models.

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