About @sickn33
AAS Core is an open-source, local, agent-first control plane designed for complete catalog discovery, agent-owned selection, stack validation, and planning. It provides a CLI and local MCP (Model Context Protocol) support, backed by a catalog of 1,987+ agentic skills. The tool is developed by sickn33 (Nick) and hosted on GitHub, emphasizing a decentralized, agent-driven approach to orchestrating software development workflows.
Key Features
Agent-first control plane design
Complete catalog discovery
Agent-owned selection and stack validation
Planning and orchestration of agentic workflows
Backed by 1,987+ agentic skills
Local CLI and MCP (Model Context Protocol) support
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Open-source and free to use
- Local control over agent workflows
- Large catalog of agentic skills (1,987+)
- Agent-owned selection for autonomy
- Active community with high GitHub stars (43.7k)
Cons
- Requires technical setup and knowledge of agent frameworks
- Primarily GitHub-centric community and support
- May need integration with other tools for full pipeline automation
Best For
Building and orchestrating multi-agent systemsAutomating software development pipelinesDiscovering and validating technology stacksRunning agentic selection and planning tasks
FAQ
What is AAS Core?
AAS Core is a local, agent-first control plane that provides catalog discovery, agent-owned selection, stack validation, and planning. It includes a CLI and local MCP, with support for 1,987+ agentic skills.
What programming language is AAS Core built in?
The AAS Core repository is written in Python.
Is AAS Core free to use?
Yes, AAS Core is an open-source project, free to use under the terms of its license.