Show HN: AgentRun – open-source, Self-improving Managed Agents

72 points by miguelrios 5 hours ago on hackernews | 12 comments

I think I'll need like at least another 3-4 months of new models before I can deal with AI UI/UX design.

: embedding-shape | an hour ago
It hasn't gotten better since a year ago, I don't have high hopes. People need to get better at making smaller decisions and having more opinions, not just prompt "Create page for dashboard".

Rinkesh2010rpp | 4 hours ago

Cool project, I myself have a similar autonomous agent, in python At rinkesh2010rpp/sudarshana. But I liked your mission control. Will for sure take some inspiration.

Also, what I have is ability to find other agents on run time, running on Modal, and a safety layer that checks every actions taken by the agent.

and happy to talk more.

Thanks

: [OP] miguelrios | 4 hours ago
Very cool. Feel free to borrow from us what's helpful and send feedback our way!

mfrye0 | 3 hours ago

Very cool. I was waiting for something like this to pop up.

Is it possible to be added as a data source? I see you're mostly pointing the agent to easy / publicly available sources like the UK.

We have ~200 government registrar integrations now and 500M entities in the system. We essentially have better coverage than OpenCorporates at this stage. https://savvyiq.ai

[OP] miguelrios | 2 hours ago

Do you have an MCP? I am adding our internal tool proxy which can be used to plug in any MCP into it.

: mfrye0 | 2 hours ago
Yeah, but it's out of date. About to replace it with a new version that has SSO support and other updated APIs. Will be available next week.

whirlwin | 2 hours ago

Would like to hear from everyone: How are you dealing with PRs in 2026? It's our biggest bottle neck.

We are considering looking into attestations, e.g. through the SLSA spec: https://slsa.dev/ to ensure build provenance and verification before it is deployed.

: [OP] miguelrios | an hour ago
Would love to hear that too... it's getting incredibly expensive. One of our templates is a code review agent. https://agentrun.ai/blog/saving-80-percent-on-code-reviews-u.... But we're looking to do more beyond making the review cheap.

ghempton | an hour ago

If your team is using subscriptions, it is a lot more cost effective (and higher quality) to simply use a local orchestrator to automatically deal with PR reviews. We built https://github.com/codealong/codealong in part to help with this.

: [OP] miguelrios | an hour ago
very cool. thanks for sharing!

egonschiele | 14 minutes ago

Could you explain how the self-improving part works?