Inkeep Agents is a fair-code, source-available AI agent platform centered on 2-way sync between a no-code visual builder and a TypeScript SDK. It suits teams that want technical and non-technical collaboration, multi-agent architecture, MCP tools, and self-hosted deployment. It uses ELv2 with Inkeep's Supplemental Terms, which restrict competitive uses; the source provides no client configuration example, so it is not for users expecting a ready-made client setup.
Inkeep Agents is a platform for building AI agents and multi-agent AI workflows. It offers two ways to build: a no-code visual builder (drag-and-drop canvas) and a TypeScript Agents SDK (@inkeep/agents-sdk). The two are fully interoperable with full 2-way sync, so technical and non-technical teams can create and manage agents in one platform. The platform is composed of several services and libraries: agents-api (a REST API that handles configuration of agents, sub agents, MCP servers, credentials, and projects, and also exposes agent execution and evaluation; it tracks conversation state and emits OTEL traces), agents-manage-ui (the visual builder web interface), agents-sdk (the TypeScript SDK for declaratively defining agents and custom tools), agents-cli (utilities including inkeep push and inkeep pull, which sync TypeScript SDK code with the visual builder), and agents-ui (a UI component library of chat interfaces). Under the hood it uses the Vercel AI SDK for interfacing with LLM providers, compatible with Vercel's useChat hook. Agents can be triggered via MCP, A2A, and Vercel SDK APIs; observability is provided via a Traces UI and OpenTelemetry; deployment is possible with Vercel or Docker. The framework is licensed under the Elastic License 2.0 (ELv2) subject to Inkeep's Supplemental Terms, a fair-code, source-available license.
The server path is the repository root. Per the README, start with the docs (https://docs.inkeep.com) or the 1-minute quick start (https://docs.inkeep.com/get-started/quick-start). There are two ways to build: 1) use the visual builder in agents-manage-ui to drag and drop on a canvas; 2) declare agents in code with the TypeScript SDK (@inkeep/agents-sdk), as shown in the README's basicAgent and helloAgent examples. Use the agents-cli utilities inkeep push and inkeep pull to sync TypeScript SDK code with the visual builder. Deployment can use Vercel or Docker. The source does not provide a specific client configuration example.