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View guide →The open runtime for AI agents — a Rust platform for running, governing and routing agents with TokenOps.
nasiko is an open-source ai agents project by Nasiko-Labs (Nasiko-Labs/nasiko on GitHub). It has 9,514 GitHub stars and 2,064 forks, is released under the Apache-2.0 license, and was last updated on GitHub on 7 October 2026.
Decide whether you want the Docker-only platform path or the Rust CLI path, and which agents and LLM providers the runtime should manage.
Clone Nasiko-Labs/nasiko from GitHub (or use the install path in the run steps below) and skim its README for the parts relevant to your goal.
Clone the repo, copy and edit the environment configuration, then start the platform with Docker Compose — no Rust needed for this path.
Open the running platform, check what agents are already running, connect one agent or harness, and watch its session and token usage appear.
Runs agents as containers under a Docker runtime, with orchestration for multi-agent setups rather than single scripts.
Token-level visibility and management for agent workloads, surfaced as a first-class part of the runtime.
A dedicated policy and governance layer for controlling what agents may do inside the runtime.
Coding agents can report sessions to Nasiko and hand the model choice back to its routing, instead of hard-coding a model.
Central management of LLM configuration for the agents the runtime hosts, editable via the server environment.
Exposes an MCP gateway so agents can reach tools through a governed runtime endpoint.
Get the source from the official GitHub repository for nasiko.
git clone https://github.com/Nasiko-Labs/nasiko.git
cd nasikoAfter cloning and editing .env, start everything with Docker Compose as the README's quick start shows.
docker compose up -dWith a Rust toolchain installed, build and install the Nasiko CLI from the cloned repo.
cargo install --path cli/ --forceNasiko-Labs, through the Nasiko-Labs/nasiko repository, with the product site at nasiko.com.
Yes — the project is open source under the Apache-2.0 license as recorded for this listing. See the license terms for any conditions on redistribution.
Agents you run will use LLM providers you configure, with your own keys and provider billing; the Nasiko runtime itself is open source under Apache-2.0.
A framework helps you write one agent in code. Nasiko is a runtime for operating agents — containers, routing, session reporting, TokenOps and governance — so it complements frameworks rather than replacing the code you write.
Clone the repository (or use the documented installer), follow the install and configure steps on this page, and run the smallest real task first — open the running platform, check what agents are already running, connect one agent or harness, and watch its session and token usage appear.
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