Aurict
Aurict is building a BYOK, open-source AI ecosystem that orchestrates existing model providers into controlled, observable workflows. Its core product is a terminal-native coding agent, complemented by a local-first desktop workspace, mobile assistant, and finance-research surface.
At a Glance
- Individual developers and solo founders
- Software engineering teams
- Security and cybersecurity practitioners
- Technical researchers and analysts
- +2 more
AI Tools by Aurict
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Aurict
Open Source Terminal AI Agent
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Latest News
Aurict v1.2.23 released with remote-transport controls, atomic subagent locking, internationalization, lifecycle hardening, and CI/release fixes.
Aurict v1.2.21 released with strict remote-event codec contract tests for the mobile/remote-control path.
Aurict v1.2.20 released with visible error and recovery UX for session, provider/model, workspace, and artifact flows.
Hoprel by Aurict desktop public beta v1.2.20 published for Windows, Debian/Ubuntu, and macOS.
Products & Services
Open-source, terminal-native AI coding runtime with project-aware context, multi-agent execution, typed tools, sessions, skills, MCP, hooks, local API access, explicit approvals, and verification evidence.
Local-first desktop AI workspace for conversations, files, artifacts, Design Studio, Finance Desk, and remote control; beta packages are available for Windows, Debian/Ubuntu, and macOS.
Flutter BYOK companion for model chat, research, document and PDF generation, provider sessions, assistant-answer reporting, and live remote control of desktop work.
Aurict ecosystem finance-research workspace for bonds, yields, and spreads, turning market data into comparable analysis.
Market Position
Aurict positions itself against terminal agents and AI development environments including Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, GitHub Copilot, and OpenCode. Its differentiators are a broad BYOK provider catalog, terminal-first and open-source operation, project-scoped automation controls, specialist-agent parallelism, local workspace intelligence, explicit command approvals, and durable completion/verification evidence.
Leadership
Founders
Mikail USTUNER
Full-stack developer and founder of MicroTarget; his public profile describes MicroTarget as a real-time decision engine for product teams. He is also the primary public GitHub maintainer for Aurict.
Hamza Kahraman
Public LinkedIn profile identifies him as Co-Founder at Aurict and associates him with MicroTarget and Bandırma Onyedi Eylül University.
Melih Dağyutan
Co-Founder of Aurict and CMO at MicroTarget; his public profile also lists a prior athletics/swimming background in Istanbul.
Executive Team
Mikail USTUNER
Founder
Full-stack developer; founder of MicroTarget and public primary maintainer of the Aurict repository.
Hamza Kahraman
Co-Founder
Public LinkedIn profile identifies him as Co-Founder at Aurict and associates him with MicroTarget.
Founding Story
Aurict says it began as a bootstrapped hobby project created as an engineering response to high AI costs, context bloat, inefficient token usage, and overly flattering outputs. Its initial vision was to build a lean orchestration layer that manages strong existing models more efficiently and with explicit user control rather than training a large model from scratch.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Aurict's core CLI is free and open source under AGPLv3; it uses a bring-your-own-key model in which users supply credentials for their chosen paid or local model providers. The broader ecosystem includes desktop, mobile, and vertical products, but no paid Aurict pricing model is published on the reviewed pages.
Pricing Tiers
AGPLv3-licensed; users pay their selected model provider directly where applicable.
Target Markets
- Individual developers and solo founders
- Software engineering teams
- Security and cybersecurity practitioners
- Technical researchers and analysts
- Users needing local-first, inspectable, provider-agnostic AI workflows
- Fixed-income and market-data researchers through Bondley.one
- Repository exploration and architecture mapping
- Multi-file refactoring
- Automated code review
- Test generation and verification
- Technical documentation generation
- Security analysis and allowlisted penetration-testing workflows