Nautilo: open-source self-hosted workspace where humans and AI agents collaborate
Dan_Jeffries1 · x · 2026-09-24
Agentsea released Nautilo, an MIT-licensed open-source project framed as "AI goes multiplayer" — a self-hosted workspace where humans and AI agents create, code, and work together across desktop, mobile, and web. It's a Bun-based monorepo with apps/packages structure, multilingual READMEs, and an agent-oriented README.ai.
The author also ships a "skill pack" that coding agents can download to understand how the project is built, so developers can put agents to work on it right away.
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