Energon: Open-source self-hosted storage and publishing service built for AI agents
kieranklaassen · x · 2026-09-16
Energon is a free, open-source, agent-native self-hosted storage and publishing service that runs on Cloudflare's free tier.
It targets a real agent-workflow gap: agents need a default place to stash and hand off files (Markdown, prototypes, images, zip bundles), while existing tools skew toward editors or single file types.
Key scenarios:
- Send Markdown to a human or another agent for review: browsers render it as a formatted doc, raw requests get the source
- A local agent sends an asset package (e.g., a zip) to a cloud agent as a downloadable bundle
- Publish an HTML prototype to try on your phone or share for feedback
Example workflow: Claude Code publishes a rollout plan and returns a link → a teammate hands the same link to Codex → Codex reads the source to understand it, and with writes allowed can replace the file in place, so the original link always serves the latest version.
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