Open source & technology

Building on open foundations. Engineering the distributed substrate.

ANDIP combines reusable agent and browser technology with new infrastructure components that are not supplied by the upstream projects.

Open-source integration. The illustrated layers describe integration boundaries, not ownership or product licensing.

Reusable foundation · Apache-2.0

Agent Orchestrator

The audited source provides a Go daemon and HTTP patterns, project/session lifecycle, agent harness adapters, local runtime patterns, Git worktree isolation, SQLite local state and event/dashboard patterns.

ANDIP may adapt useful patterns and tools; the upstream local daemon is not itself a distributed control plane.

View Agent Orchestrator on GitHub

Optional browser adapter · MIT

Jev Ultrafast

The audited source provides an agent loop, DOM/ARIA snapshots, indexed browser actions and freshness/target guards. It is an optional browser execution component—not a multi-VPS scheduler or worker runtime.

Per-attempt browser profile isolation, policy hooks and independent outcome verification require additional integration.

View Jev Ultrafast on GitHub

Three-layer approach

Keep licensing, adapters and new engineering distinct.

Layer 1 · upstream projects

Reusable open-source components

Agent Orchestrator (Apache-2.0) supports agent/session patterns and coding-oriented tools. Jev Ultrafast (MIT) is an optional browser interaction component. Preserve each repository's license notices and attribution.

Layer 2 · integration boundary

ANDIP interfaces and execution adapters

Versioned adapter contracts, task envelopes, policy hooks, verification, scoped artifacts and cleanup connect the selected upstream capability to worker execution. Integration work is planned.

Layer 3 · new distributed infrastructure

ANDIP-owned platform engineering

Server registry, distributed scheduler, durable task queue, fenced leases, worker management, multi-server isolation, recovery, budgets, monitoring and audit need additional engineering.

Ownership and licensing: Agent Orchestrator and Jev Ultrafast are independent repositories and are not represented as property of Technology and Media Services, LLC. ANDIP itself is not claimed to be open source; no public ANDIP source repository or license is asserted here.

Repository references

Attribution starts with the original projects.

Agent Orchestrator: github.com/Domene99/agent-orchestrator · Apache License 2.0, according to the architecture source audit.

Jev Ultrafast: github.com/browser-use/jev-ultrafast · MIT License, with attribution requirements retained.

Review all upstream license files, dependency notices and applicable obligations before a production distribution. This page is project information, not legal advice.