Show HN: Orra – The missing glue layer for production-ready multi-agent apps (opens in new tab)

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16 pointsezodude1y ago7 comments

We built Orra after our AI agents crashed in production, costing us thousands in unnecessary LLM calls. It's a Plan Engine that sits between your AI app and execution environment, handling all the messy coordination so you can focus on your agents' core logic.

Key features:

* Works with any language or agent framework (Python, JS today, more coming)

* AI-powered planning with domain safety guardrails

* Production-grade reliability with exactly-once execution

* Run tools as services to reduce latency and hallucinations

Unlike traditional workflow systems, Orra was built specifically for the dynamic nature of AI agents. It's open source (MPL-2.0), self-hostable, and currently in Alpha.

Looking forward to your feedback!

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ezodudeOP1y ago

Here's the launch blog post for more context: https://outgoing-icecream-a85.notion.site/The-Missing-Glue-L...

betimsl1y ago

I don't see local backend in documentation. Is it possible?

ezodudeOP1y ago

Hi, yes you can simply run Orra using Docker as a self hosted service locally. Just clone the repo and follow the instruction here: https://github.com/orra-dev/orra?tab=readme-ov-file#2-get-or...

Lemme know if you have any issues.

betimsl1y ago

I mean, local LLM, for example: can it be run with llamafile instead of cloud AI?

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Show HN: Orra – The missing glue layer for production-ready multi-agent apps (opens in new tab)

(github.com)

16 pointsezodude1y ago7 comments

Key features:

* Works with any language or agent framework (Python, JS today, more coming)

* AI-powered planning with domain safety guardrails

* Production-grade reliability with exactly-once execution

* Run tools as services to reduce latency and hallucinations

Unlike traditional workflow systems, Orra was built specifically for the dynamic nature of AI agents. It's open source (MPL-2.0), self-hostable, and currently in Alpha.

Looking forward to your feedback!

7 comments

ezodudeOP1y ago

Here's the launch blog post for more context: https://outgoing-icecream-a85.notion.site/The-Missing-Glue-L...

betimsl1y ago

I don't see local backend in documentation. Is it possible?

ezodudeOP1y ago

Hi, yes you can simply run Orra using Docker as a self hosted service locally. Just clone the repo and follow the instruction here: https://github.com/orra-dev/orra?tab=readme-ov-file#2-get-or...

Lemme know if you have any issues.

betimsl1y ago

I mean, local LLM, for example: can it be run with llamafile instead of cloud AI?

1 more reply

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse