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Astro Co-founder open-sources Flue: a “Next.js” for AI agents
CryptoWorld News: Astro co-founder Fred K. Schott has open-sourced Flue, a framework built with TypeScript for creating AI agents, licensed under Apache-2.0.
Flue provides a scheduling layer for AI agents, including sandbox environments, skill invocation, and session memory, enabling developers to build capable agents with just a few dozen lines of TypeScript.
Flue has a built-in virtual sandbox, allowing agents to execute commands and read/write files without containers, and can connect to Daytona or Cloudflare Containers when necessary.
Sensitive keys are isolated through a proxy layer, preventing agent processes from accessing them.
Developers can package their agents with a single click, supporting deployment to platforms like Node.js, Cloudflare Workers, and GitHub Actions.
Schott describes Flue as “like an agent version of Astro or Next.js,” not just another SDK, but a complete framework.
The project was initially developed within the Astro repository and is now independently open-sourced, marked as experimental.