July 1st, 2026 — A month of steady progress since Angee was born, and today lands a milestone we'd been building toward: angee-django — Angee's default runtime — is now open source (AGPL-3.0). It has crossed the line from "an honest first look" to something stable enough to start prototyping your own product on.

One thing to be clear about up front: this is a release for developers, not end users. angee-django is a framework and runtime — the thing you build products with, not an app you open and use. If you write software, this is for you. If you're waiting for a finished product to sign into, that's coming — but it isn't this, not yet.

What's open — and what you can do with it

angee-django is the framework and base addons that decide what the platform is: identity and REBAC permissions, storage, knowledge, messaging, parties, integrations, an MCP server, and the agent runtime — Django 6 and React, composed deterministically from addons. This release also brings the first automated workflows, so actions can be chained across addons by people and agents alike.

Stable enough to prototype on means the contracts underneath have settled enough that new addons compose predictably instead of fighting the platform. Clone it, bring up the whole stack with one command, and start experimenting — sketch your own vertical slice on top of the same primitives we build on. It's early: expect rough edges, not a finished product.

We're building on it too

The most honest proof that a foundation is worth building on is that its authors build their own products on it. We're building two.

ARP — Agentic Resource Planning is ERP reimagined for teams where humans and agents work side by side. It's for the small and medium businesses that want to put AI to work without giving up control of their own data — or the intelligence they build on top of it. Not an ERP with an AI feature bolted on, but one where the agents doing the work are residents of the system — with real identities, scoped permissions, and an audit trail for everything they touch.

fyltr is sovereign AI for the family office — the private back-office that looks after a family's data, finances, and affairs. Historically that's been a privilege of the very wealthy. fyltr runs on infrastructure you control and puts it within reach of everyone else. Every family deserves an AI office.

Both are the end-user products — the apps a family or a team will one day just open and use. Neither ships today; what ships today is the developer runtime beneath them. If you want to see where it's all heading, read the vision — the short version is that "the agent is no longer a guest in the system; it is a resident."

Still alpha — and that's exactly the point

We'll say it plainly: this is early alpha, and a lot will change. APIs will move, addons will be reshaped, and some of the decisions we've made will turn out to be wrong.

That is the reason to come now, not later. The cement hasn't set. An issue you open this month can change a primitive that thousands of applications inherit next year. Early isn't the disclaimer — it's the whole opportunity.

Get involved

The repo is small today and the road ahead is wide open. Here's how to plug in, from lightest touch to deepest:

⭐ Star angee-django on GitHub — the clearest way to follow along, and to signal this should exist.
📦 Install it — curl -fsSL https://angee.ai/install.sh | sh, bring up the stack, and watch it run (Docker required).
🧭 Read the vision and the docs — where it's going, and how it's built.
🛠️ Shape it — open issues and discussions while the APIs are still soft; your input lands in the foundation, not the paint.
🔍 Review the AI — most of Angee is written by agents. Help us keep the agent-written code honest: read the pull requests, challenge the choices, be the human in the loop.
💬 Say hello in the Angee Discord.

The runtime is open, and it's steady enough to start on. What you prototype on top of it next is the part only you can write.

The Software 3.0 era is here.

Onward!

— The Angee team