Self-hosted control
Run an AI agent foundation you can inspect, modify, and operate on your own infrastructure.
Open-source. Self-hosted. No lock-in.
Self-hosted AI agents for low-cost hardware.
Voice-first. Memory-persistent. Model-agnostic. No lock-in.
KORVIN is an open-source AI agent framework for builders who want control over models, memory, infrastructure, and data.
npm install -g @nosistech/korvin@latest
korvin --help
korvin init ./korvin-local
korvin doctor ./korvin-localWhy KORVIN
Control your agent stack.
Model-agnostic
Keep model choice in configuration so you are not locked into one provider or one hosted platform.
Persistent memory
Build around memory as a core architectural layer, not as an afterthought.
Low-cost hardware
Design for practical deployment paths, including low-cost VPS and local hardware workflows.
Works today
Start with the public CLI.
The npm package currently focuses on safe local setup files and local checks. It creates a clean starting point without asking for secrets or configuring public infrastructure.
- Public npm package: @nosistech/korvin
- korvin init local setup generation
- korvin init --voice placeholder voice preparation
- korvin init --yes safe-default setup
- korvin doctor local setup checks
- Quickstart, commands, configuration, and deployment docs
Current boundaries
The npm CLI is local-only.
It does not install services, configure public ports, request provider keys, read secrets, write secrets, set up a VPS, configure Cloudflare, configure Telegram, install LiteLLM runtime services, configure dashboard services, or install systemd services.
Documentation
Read the public docs.
Roadmap
Building toward a complete self-hosted agent path.
- Provider setup flow
- Dashboard chat interface
- Telegram setup guide
- Full self-hosted deployment path
- Local voice client polish
- More runtime channels