CortexPrism

CortexPrism is an open-source, self-hosted Agent Operating System that turns any large language model into a capable autonomous agent. It gives you a single platform to connect with 30 different LLM providers — including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Groq, and DeepSeek — and augments them with persistent memory, built-in tools, and sandboxed code execution. You can deploy it yourself in one command, and it runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, and WSL without requiring Docker.

The system stands out because of its depth. It has a five-tier memory architecture (episodic, semantic, reflection, graph, and skills) that uses hybrid FTS5 and vector retrieval so agents remember context across sessions. Over 60 built-in tools handle everything from file operations to web scraping, and you can extend functionality through an ESM/MCP/WASM plugin marketplace. A model router intelligently selects and fails over between providers, and a workflow engine lets you define multi-step processes with branching, parallel execution, and approval gates. For safety, Parallax security provides defense-in-depth with vaults, policy engines, and approval workflows. The system also supports multi-agent orchestration with six strategies — sequential, parallel, debate, review-loop, hierarchical, and graph DAG — plus swarm orchestration for distributed nodes.

CortexPrism is built for developers, AI engineers, and teams who want to build and deploy autonomous AI agents at any scale. It's ideal for anyone tired of juggling multiple LLM APIs, managing context windows, or writing boilerplate code for memory and tool use. Whether you're automating complex workflows, building a research assistant, or experimenting with multi-agent debates, this tool gives you the infrastructure to focus on agent logic rather than plumbing.