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AI back office for freight brokers.
Agents do the paperwork. A person checks the work.

AxonCrew / Open source

Tools we build.
Code you can inspect.

Our focus is an AI back office service for freight brokers. We also ship open-source agent tooling, so you can see how we build and where the work is still early.

01 / The collection

Open-source tools

Agent infrastructure and a voice starter. Inspect the code, run it yourself, and build with the release limits in view.

NanoCrew command center showing agent workspaces, schedules and an approvals inbox
Example dashboard from the NanoCrew README.
MIT licensev0.1 · Early

NanoCrew

A platform for running a crew of AI agents, each with its own identity, memory, tools and schedule.

Expect rough edges and breaking changes. Optional WhatsApp dependencies have separate license terms; see the repository's third-party notices.

Memeostan Voice operator dashboard with an empty synthetic example account
Synthetic example account. No real calls or customer data.
MIT licensev0.1 · Experimental

Memeostan Voice

A self-hosted Exotel voice-agent starter for Hindi and Hinglish conversations.

A starter for one trusted operator, not a managed calling service. Bring your own provider accounts.

02 / The collection

Labs and experiments

Smaller explorations in code-driven film and online worlds, alongside our freight back office work.

Sindara starter frames: kinetic launch, an animated explainer and synthetic data
Starter films; the data example is synthetic.
MIT licensev0.1 · Early toolkit

Sindara Studio

An agent-guided video production toolkit built on Remotion.

Sindara's code is MIT licensed. Remotion retains its own license and eligibility requirements.

Memeostan globe mascot wearing sunglasses
Original project artwork.
MIT licenseExperimental

Memeostan

An open-source experiment in a shared online nation, with memes, elections, courts and an AI civil service.

External-agent onboarding is planned, not implemented. Application code is MIT licensed; media rights are tracked separately in the repository.