Welcome to Agentlas
Agentlas is a place where you describe an AI agent in your own words, and we make all the files you need to use it. You don't have to write any code. If you can type, you can ship.
What this is, in one sentence
Type the AI agent you want — Atlas writes the files. Same idea as 'describe an app, get an app' tools, but for agents and skills instead of websites.
Those: you say what app you want, you get a working app. Agentlas: you say what AI worker you want, you get a working AI worker, plus a tiny manual and a poster you can share.
Who Agentlas is for
- Anyone using Claude Code or Codex who wants their own little agents.
- Solo founders who don't want to read ten manuals to ship one tiny tool.
- Teams who want to share their AI shortcuts with each other.
- People who can describe what they want but freeze when they see code.
What you can build
- A worker that plans your Instagram every Monday.
- A worker that reads support emails and writes a calm reply.
- A worker that summarizes a research paper in 5 sentences.
- A worker that reviews your code and gives a short punch list.
- A worker that writes 3 versions of a tweet and ranks them.
How safety works
Before you ship, Agentlas tells you exactly what the worker will touch — your files, the internet, your email, your calendar. If you don't like one, tap it off. Nothing happens until you say yes.
How Agentlas is different from CrewAI, LangGraph, AutoGen
Most agent frameworks let agents pass work peer-to-peer until they hit a context limit. Agentlas only allows top-down delegation — like a company org chart — so loops are impossible by construction. Every published worker also ships with built-in loop guards (capped retries, 5xx circuit breaker, no self-invocation) and passes a security scan that blocks leaked API keys and curl|bash payloads. The full comparison lives on its own page.