According to Beating Monitor, Y Combinator has open-sourced QM, an internal multi-agent platform. Similar to Hermes and OpenClaw, QM enables enterprises to create, manage, and collaborate on multiple AI agents. QM supports Slack and web interfaces and is released under the MIT open-source license. YC has used QM for internal tasks such as finance, legal, events, and engineering, as well as for developing QM itself.
YC open-sources its internal multi-agent platform QM for business use
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According to MarsBit, Y Combinator has open-sourced its internal multi-agent platform, QM, under the MIT license. The platform supports Slack and web interfaces and is used for finance, legal, events, and engineering, enabling businesses to interact with multiple AI agents. As liquidity and crypto markets continue to evolve, tools like QM may assist firms in managing operations. This move may also align with Countering the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) efforts by enhancing transparency and control in automated systems.
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