Noop

Noop is an open-source project by Jason Lee (huacnlee) that runs a small team of Claude Code and Codex agents on your own computers. The agents handle daily work, decide what they can based on how the owner has decided before, and ask only when something needs a human, offering a short list of options. It is MIT licensed, and the latest release listed is v0.3.1.

What It Is

Noop is a self-hosted AI agent team manager. You give it a goal in one sentence, and it breaks the work into tasks, runs them in parallel across your machines, and reports back with results. It runs on your own machines and your own Cloudflare account, with no shared service.

How the decision loop works

The team starts cautious and asks more often early on, then takes over more decisions as it proves it decides like you. When it needs you, a notification arrives with lettered options, sometimes with a recommended choice, and you answer in place. Routine failures stay with the team, so what reaches you is results and decisions. Agents are instructed to bring merges, releases and pushes to main to you as decisions, and with Claude Code the common commands are also blocked at the tool level until you answer.

Team, memory and machines

Each team member has a role, a chosen model, and a configurable level of autonomy. The app shows every task from request to result, the rules the team works by, what it has learned about you, and recurring routines you can switch on or off and schedule. Versions of shared files stay in history for up to 90 days and can be reverted. One always-on Linux machine acts as the primary, and other machines claim work when online and only make outbound connections.

Setup path

Install the primary on an always-on Linux machine with the provided script and log in to Cloudflare once. Further machines are added with macOS, Linux or Windows installers. The installer needs git and sets up bun, and claude, codex and gh should be installed and logged in for full capability. Client apps exist for macOS (Apple silicon, macOS 14+), Linux (x86_64, GTK 4.14+), Windows, Android 9+ and an unsigned iOS 15+ IPA, or you can open your Noop address in a browser and sign in with an emailed code.