OneCLI has been released as an open-source platform designed to manage AI agents within team environments. The software allows organizations to assign dedicated agents to individual employees while managing authentication, access rules, and service permissions through a centralized dashboard.
OneCLI Released as Open-Source Platform for Managing AI Agents in Teams
The platform utilizes a sandboxed architecture, providing each agent with an independent file system and shell. This ensures that agent activities are isolated within a secure environment, such as a /workspace directory. OneCLI also features a "Rust Gateway" that intercepts outbound requests to inject credentials, allowing agents to access external services like Gmail without exposing sensitive API keys directly to the AI model.
Key features of OneCLI include:
- Centralized Management: A web dashboard for creating agents and managing connections, secrets, and grants.
- Scheduling and Automation: A function to trigger agents at specific times for periodic tasks.
- Integration: Support for Slack, Bitwarden, and 1Password, as well as the ability to set access policies for a whole team.
- Secure Connectivity: An outbound-only runner that operates behind NAT without requiring open inbound ports.
While the core platform is licensed under Apache License 2.0 and can be self-hosted for production use, OneCLI offers "Enterprise" features under a separate license. The enterprise version is free for development, testing, and evaluation, but requires a subscription for production environments.
Sources
- 無料でひとりでは無く複数人のチームで使うことができるAIエージェント「OneCLI」、オープンソースでセルフホスト可能 （GIGAZINE, 2026-09-22）
- GitHub