Open-source business apps, powered by Interactor Agent OS.
CRM · Ticketing · Project Management · Meeting · Growth · Social · Chat · Personal Productivity

❤️ Thank you for your stars, your issues, and your pull requests. We really love open source.

Interactor Open Source is a portfolio of self-hostable business applications — CRM, ticketing, project management, meetings, growth analytics, social posting, team chat, and personal productivity — built on the Interactor Agent OS platform. Every product ships with a free, fully-featured community edition you can run yourself, and a managed hosted tier at interactor.com for teams that want SLAs, SSO, audit logs, and enterprise support.

We believe AI agents should be embedded in the tools you already use — not sold as a separate layer on top. Every product in this organization is agent-native: the Interactor Agent OS gives each application planning, memory, tool-use, and conversational interfaces out of the box.

Each product has its own repository in this org. The marketing page, documentation, and hosted SaaS for each live on interactor.com.

Sample projects, reference implementations, and proof-of-concept work live under repos prefixed template-. Use them as starting points for your own agents and applications.

All products in this organization are powered by Interactor Agent OS — the open platform for building AI agents that plan, remember, and act with tools. Agent OS provides:

• Conversational interface — every app gets chat-driven UX for free
• Tool use — agents invoke product capabilities through a unified MCP-style contract
• Memory — short-term context plus long-term knowledge bases (KB, SKB, UKB)
• Multi-agent orchestration — products can compose agents across the portfolio
• Auth and identity — single sign-on across all hosted products

Learn more: interactor.com/agent-os · docs

Every product has a free hosted tier with no install required. Sign up once at interactor.com and access any product:

• Interactor Build

Each repo includes Docker Compose and Helm chart options for self-hosting. Quickstart:

git clone https://github.com/InteractorOSS/<product>.git
cd <product>
docker compose up

See the per-product docs at interactor.com/docs for production deployment, scaling, and configuration.

The Interactor Agent OS is itself the foundation you can build new agents on. Start from template-agent to scaffold a new agent application, or extend any existing product. See interactor.com/docs/agent-os/build.

We genuinely love open source. If you need help, ask — we'll show up.

• 💬 Discord — join here for general chat, questions, and showcases
• 💼 Slack — join here for the Interactor team channel
• 🐛 Issues — open an issue on the relevant product repo
• ✉️ Email — support@interactor.com for general questions
• 🔒 Security — security@interactor.com for vulnerability reports (please don't open public issues)

For teams that need SLAs, SSO/SAML, audit logs, advanced RBAC, dedicated support, or compliance certifications (SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR), see our hosted tiers and Enterprise plans:

• Pricing — interactor.com/pricing
• Trust & security — interactor.com/security
• Contact sales — interactor.com/contact

The community edition of every product is and will remain free, fully-featured for self-host, and open source. We do not gate core functionality.

Each repository in this organization is open source under the license declared in its LICENSE file. License terms, contribution requirements, and build instructions for each product are documented at build.interactor.com.

In short:

• Community edition — free to self-host and modify in accordance with the per-product license
• Hosted tier — managed by Interactor with optional commercial terms for SLAs and enterprise features
• Commercial use of source code in non-self-host scenarios may require a commercial license — see the product's LICENSE and build.interactor.com for specifics

We welcome contributions of all kinds — bug fixes, new features, docs improvements, translations, examples.

1. Read the Contributor Guide
2. Sign the Contributor License Agreement (CLA)
3. Open a pull request against the relevant product repo
4. Follow the code style and tests in each repo's CONTRIBUTING.md

For larger features or breaking changes, please open a Discussion first or post in the #design channel on Discord.

We follow the Contributor Covenant. Be kind. Help others. Disagree respectfully.

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