The Agentrof open-source library lets you review agents and connection components transparently. Take what fits, see how it works, and adapt it to your needs under the MIT license.
MIT licensed. Inspect, use, and adapt.Agent, Skill, Connector, MCP, Plugin, and Marketplace are different parts of the same structure. Each one makes open agent capacity easier to understand, inspect, and adapt.
The source is open. Before using a component, you can see what it does and which boundaries it follows.
You can change the code for your work, systems, and usage conditions.
The MIT license allows commercial use. You can use it in your own environment and develop it as needed.
Each catalog component is an Agent, Skill, or connection layer prepared for a defined job. The source code is open. You can inspect its prompts, tools, and operating boundaries.
Components are shared so they can run in your own environment. There is no hosted version and no paid tier. The structure you inspect is the foundation of what you use.
Open code is not only for developers. Your technical team can review how an Agentrof component works before it moves into an important use case.
The library is organized around industry needs and shared use cases.
Agents that support reconciliation, financial control, document review, compliance tracking, risk assessment, and decision preparation
Components that support catalog management, pricing tracking, stock signals, campaign preparation, customer operations, and post-order processes
Agents that support shipment tracking, routing, supplier communication, delay signals, exception handling, and operations planning
Skills for research, document parsing, data preparation, summarization, checklists, reporting, and review across industries
The process stays simple when you want to evaluate a component from the catalog.
The components in the library are shared under the MIT license. You can evaluate them for your own work, side projects, or live-use preparation, including commercial use, without a fee.
Agentrof maintains the components. This keeps the library current, versioned, and readable, so teams can evaluate from a clear and consistent foundation.
We welcome feedback, while maintenance and release decisions are managed by Agentrof for now.
The library is new and continues to develop. Bug reports and improvement requests can be shared on GitHub. We review feedback and publish the necessary fixes as Agentrof.
Open Source uses ROF to keep every component useful, inspectable, and worth maintaining before it becomes part of the library.
What is ROF?You can inspect open agent components, adapt them to your need, and try them in your own systems. If you want to clarify where to begin, we can look at it with you.