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Orkeon mascot — a curious chameleon Orkeon

AI agent teams that stay inside the lines — every file, endpoint and budget an agent may touch is declared, then enforced. Described in YAML, TypeScript (.ork.ts) or C#; one .NET runtime executes all three.

An agent let loose on a repository writes where it should not, because nothing is there to stop it. Orkeon puts the boundary in front of the model: a virtual file system where every path is a declared mount with declared rights, a sandbox for code, an execution budget for autonomy — and a standalone Roslyn analyzer (Orkeon.Compliance.Vfs) that makes raw System.IO a compile error in your own code. Around it, a complete .NET framework for crews of agents: six orchestration strategies, 14 LLM providers, memory, RAG, code analysis. It runs on a local model with no API key — see the two-minute start in the README.

Start here

  • Bootstrap — your first crew, running in minutes
  • Overview — the concepts: agents, tasks, crews, tools
  • Documentation — the full guide map: architecture, orchestration, tools, reference
  • API Reference — generated from the shipped assemblies

Install

dotnet add package Orkeon --prerelease        # the complete framework in one package
dotnet add package Orkeon.Tools --prerelease  # optional: the built-in tool families

The scripting CLI ships as a .NET tool:

dotnet tool install -g Orkeon.Scripting.Cli --prerelease
orkeon run crew.ork.ts

See the publication matrix for the full lineup (the opt-in ONNX reranker and local-embeddings packages included) and the installation section of the README for the CLI and container channels.

Project

This site documents the tagged version it was built from; the documentation is published in English and French.

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