ramseur/sovrant

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Sovrant

A source-available command center for agents and agent activity — built on .NET 10.

Sovrant is a clean-room C# reimplementation inspired by the architecture and feature set of OpenClaude (the community fork of Anthropic's Claude Code). No Anthropic source code was copied, translated, or incorporated. Every line of Sovrant is original C# / .NET 10 code written from scratch — the project uses OpenClaude only as a functional reference for what an agentic coding tool should be able to do, not as a source of code.

We build Sovrant guided by three tenets:

1. Be ethical with AI — Sovrant is designed with safety, trust boundaries, and responsible use at its core. We believe AI systems should be transparent, auditable, and operate within clearly defined human-controlled limits.
2. Drive AI spend toward zero — by first-class support for free-tier and locally-hosted LLMs, Sovrant aims to make powerful AI accessible without recurring API costs. Paying for inference should be a choice, not a requirement.
3. Minimise compute footprint — every architectural decision considers CPU, memory, and energy efficiency. Lower resource consumption means a smaller environmental impact and better performance on modest hardware.

Sovrant is a command center for AI — from conversational chat and directed agents to persistent teams, long-running missions, and parallel swarms. Runs can be fully autonomous, human-watched, or anywhere in between. Sovrant also connects to Claws — fully autonomous agent runtimes such as Pico Claw, Hermes, and Open Claw — via MCP, letting you observe and steer them from a single cockpit; future releases will let you launch Claws directly from Sovrant to handle tasks. It is not limited to coding — Sovrant powers chat interfaces, research workflows, business process automation, content creation, project manageme