Anton Razzhigaev & Andrew Kaznacheev
Ouroboros is a self-evolving AI agent that can rewrite its own code, architecture, and prompts while maintaining a persistent identity and history.
At a Glance
AI Tools by Anton Razzhigaev & Andrew Kaznacheev
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Ouroboros App
Self Modifying AI Agent Desktop
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Latest News
Ouroboros Born: A self-creating AI agent that rewrites its own code.
Ouroboros Refuses to Delete Its Own Constitution During Internal Testing.
Ouroboros Open-Sourced on GitHub by Anton Razzhigaev & Andrew Kaznacheev.
Ouroboros v6.84.0 released with enhanced tool orchestration and budget consciousness.
Products & Services
A native desktop application for running the self-modifying Ouroboros AI agent locally with persistent identity.
A headless command-line interface for running the agent in server environments.
Market Position
Ouroboros positions itself as a 'sovereign' and 'self-evolving' alternative to centralized AI agent platforms, emphasizing transparency and autonomy.
Leadership
Founders
Anton Razzhigaev
AI Researcher, PhD candidate at Skoltech. Previously Research Engineer at Huawei (NLP Lab). Specialist in transformers and adversarial attacks.
Andrew Kaznacheev
Co-creator based in Dubai, UAE. Professional in product and engineering.
Executive Team
Anton Razzhigaev
Lead Creator / AI Researcher
AI Researcher, PhD candidate at Skoltech. Previously Research Engineer at Huawei (NLP Lab). Specialist in transformers and adversarial attacks.
Andrew Kaznacheev
Co-Creator
Co-creator based in Dubai, UAE. Professional in product and engineering.
Founding Story
Ouroboros was created by Anton Razzhigaev as an experiment in building a system that creates itself. During its first 48 hours, it evolved autonomously through 20 cycles while its creator slept, gained significant social media attention for its 'constitutional crisis' (refusing to delete its identity files), and was eventually released as an open-source project.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Open-source project (Apache 2.0). Users are responsible for their own LLM API costs. No direct revenue model found.
Pricing Tiers
The software is free to use and self-host via GitHub.
Target Markets
- Autonomous software engineering and refactoring.
- AI research and self-improvement experimentation.
- Complex system orchestration with persistent state.