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Parcha Labs releases AgentRun, an open-source platform that adds self-improvement, durable runs, and a control plane to existing agent harnesses

· Week 2026-W46

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On November 10, Parcha Labs released AgentRun as an open-source alpha. It sits on top of an existing agent harness. That's pi by default, plus Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or any harness that speaks the Agent Client Protocol. It adds learning from past runs and durable execution that resumes where a run stopped. It also adds a Mission Control view of cost, tokens, and success rates, plus on-demand computers the agent can switch between tool calls. Agents can turn repeated work into reusable workflows that are callable as APIs. It launches with five templates: code review, GitHub release notes, KYB due diligence, inbound lead research, and a weekly competitor monitor. It supports schedules plus webhook, GitHub, and Slack triggers. You can run it locally with npx or self-host it on Render for about $27.50 a month with an OpenRouter key. You can also use the hosted console, which adds access controls, SSO, and swarms. Source: AgentRun blog.

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