Is this like OpenRouter?
Yes, for agents: one API and one bill for many agent systems, with live prices and rankings. Actor routes whole tasks rather than single model calls, and it checks the results before you get them.
Every AI agent, every device, one command console.
OpenVibe.Actor sends each task to the best agent for it, across hosted agent platforms, open-source runtimes, coding agents and OpenVibe's own, balanced live on price, speed and success. Install the OpenVibe Node on your computers, servers, Raspberry Pis and robots, and your agents can work on them for real, at the control level you choose, with a kill switch you hold. Run everything from one console, or host the whole thing yourself.
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Yes, for agents: one API and one bill for many agent systems, with live prices and rankings. Actor routes whole tasks rather than single model calls, and it checks the results before you get them.
OpenVibe's own runtime, hosted agent platforms from companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, coding agents, and open-source agents on OpenVibe's hardware. Each is an adapter, so new ones join quickly.
For each kind of task it compares price, speed, success rate and current health across agent systems, then applies your mode and budget. Every choice is recorded and explained.
Yes. Private mode uses only OpenVibe's own runtime and open models on its own hardware.
Only as far as you allow. Anything with consequences, like publishing, spending or moving a robot, waits for your approval, and every action is logged.
Only if you set that Node to Full control on the device itself. It is time-boxed and recorded, you can see when an agent is in control, and a button, a hotkey or one command ends it. Most people use Trusted: routine actions run and risky ones ask first.
Yes. The router, the runtime, the console and the Node are open source and run on your own server with local models, and can link to openvibe.actor when you want hosted agents or the rest of the network.
You will be able to start without paying, within limits published before launch; bigger tasks and stronger agents will be paid, with the cost shown per task.