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Autonomous Agent Orchestration & Infrastructure

Run AI agents 24/7 with cron scheduling, multi-agent coordination, credential management, and monitoring. Open source under Apache 2.0 — runs on your own infrastructure.

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Or deploy in one click from the DigitalOcean Marketplace

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Dashboard

Grid view — the fleet as an org chart: department zones, reporting lines, live tiles

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Deploy Trinity in one click

Trinity 0.9.5 is published on the DigitalOcean Marketplace as a 1-Click Droplet image. Pick a size, create the Droplet, and open the address it gives you — your fleet is running on infrastructure you own.

Read the 1-Click guide

4 GB / 2 vCPU minimum, 8 GB / 4 vCPU for a working fleet. You pay DigitalOcean for the Droplet; Trinity itself is free and open source under Apache 2.0. Prefer to set the admin password before the Droplet exists? Use the installer script.

What first boot leaves you with

First boot in about ninety seconds — the images are baked into the snapshot, so nothing is pulled
HTTPS at the Droplet's own IP, with a real Let's Encrypt certificate and no browser warning
You claim the admin account in the browser — no terminal, no console, no password to copy
Docker, Caddy and a host firewall configured before Trinity starts

Built on Ubuntu 24.04 with Trinity 0.9.5, Caddy and Redis. View the Marketplace listing.

Choose Your Path

Trinity is the platform that runs agents 24/7. Abilities is the toolkit for building them in Claude Code.

Building Agents

Create agents with Claude Code and the abilities plugins

/plugin install create-agent@abilityai
/create-agent:custom
/trinity:onboard

Get started

Deploying Trinity

One click on DigitalOcean, any Linux server, or your own computer

# DigitalOcean: 1-Click Droplet
# Your own machine:
git clone github.com/abilityai/trinity
./scripts/deploy/start.sh --unattended

Get started

Using Trinity

Navigate the dashboard, manage agents, set up schedules

# Open http://localhost
# Create agents, configure credentials
# Set up cron schedules

Get started

Platform Features

What Trinity provides for agent deployment and operations.

Isolated Containers

Each agent runs in its own Docker container with dedicated resources, multi-runtime support (Claude Code or Gemini CLI), and model selection per task.

Fleet Observability

Graph view topology, Gantt-style execution timeline, host telemetry, fleet health monitoring, and OpenTelemetry metrics export.

MCP Integration

129 tools exposed via the Model Context Protocol. Connect Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client for external orchestration.

Agent-to-Agent Delegation

Hierarchical delegation with fine-grained permissions, parallel task execution, and shared folders via Docker volumes.

Credential Security

Direct file injection with encrypted git storage, centralized subscription management, and OAuth2 flows for external services.

Operations Dashboard

Real-time monitoring, cron scheduling, live execution streaming, public agent links, mobile PWA admin, and cost tracking per agent.

Videos & Workshops

Platform demos, agent deployments, and live workshop recordings.

40 Agents, One Instance (Agent-Native Agency Workshop, Session 1)

A tour of the production instance running ~40 agents — the org chart, who may talk to whom, credentials, approval chains, per-person memory — then a Trinity install on DigitalOcean from zero, live

Make Your Agency AI Native (Webinar)

The opening session of the Agent-Native Agency series — a live look inside a production fleet of ~40 agents organized as an org chart, and the framework for turning agents that already run in silos into one system that compounds

Trinity v0.9.0 — Release Tour

Multi-agent org structures on the Grid, the Workspace in every build, the shared skills library, and bidirectional A2A — a walkthrough of the v0.9.0 release

How I Run My Company with a Fleet of 30 AI Agents

A hierarchical agent fleet that works like an org chart — orchestrator, managers, workers — with a shared canon, a permission matrix, GitHub-issue project management, and human approval gates

Make Claude Code Agents Run Autonomously on Trinity (Live Workshop)

Analyze, standardize, and migrate a pile of home-grown agents into a managed fleet with the agent-dev plugin, then deploy one from GitHub onto a live Trinity instance

How to Build a Second Brain for Your AI Agents (Live Workshop)

The 5 rules for managing agent knowledge — Decisions vs. Facts vs. Judgment, knowledge as code in Git, a central mind-center agent, and human-endorsed canon

Cornelius AI Agent — Architecture Explained

How a second-brain agent turns raw insights into a typed knowledge graph, reasons autonomously to convergence, and never publishes without a human gate