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Open-source framework for coordinating a fleet of AI agents into a hierarchical, self-organizing team.
Plasma AI builds infrastructure for running many AI agents as a coordinated workforce rather than one at a time. Its open-source tool Fractal lets an agent decompose a goal into a tree of subtasks, each running in its own isolated git worktree with its own budget, while a companion tool called Wiki provides an indexed, persistent knowledge base the agents can share across sessions. Both are free, Apache-2.0-licensed command-line tools installable via pip today; a hosted 'Fractal Cloud' product is announced but only open for waitlist signup, with no price published yet.
Fractal and Wiki are free, open-source command-line tools with no listed price; a hosted Fractal Cloud product exists only as a waitlist with no published pricing yet.
Use tool ↗Plasma AI's hierarchical, tree-of-subtasks approach to agent orchestration is a real and usable open-source tool today, not just a concept, which sets it apart from many pre-launch agent startups. The company's actual business, a hosted Fractal Cloud product, is still waitlist-only, so it's earlier-stage than the working command-line tool suggests.
Watch out: The open-source tools work today, but treat the company itself as pre-revenue until Fractal Cloud actually ships with pricing.
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