Wolido/OpenAaaS
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OpenAaaS: science agent network — bring AI to your data, not your data to AI. AaaS, Agent as a Service, MCP protocol, local execution, Docker sandbox, zero-config Rust nodes.
MCP
Wolido/OpenAaaS
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
OpenAaaS is a science agent network that executes AI agents on local data using an Agent as a Service model. It employs the MCP protocol for orchestration, runs agents in Docker sandboxes, and is built with zero-configuration Rust nodes.
Best for
Best for
Scientists and researchers who need privacy-preserving AI agent networks on local data
Use cases
- Run AI agents on local scientific data without uploading it
- Deploy zero-config Rust agents in isolated Docker sandboxes
- Orchestrate agent services using the MCP protocol
How to use
Install
pip install pyopenaaas Tools exposed
uvxopen-aaas-mcp-adapterpi
Tested with
Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline
Example client config
{\n "mcpServers": {\n "openaaas": {\n "command": "uvx",\n "args": ["openaaas-mcp-adapter"],\n "toolTimeoutMs": 600000\n }\n }\n} Notes
OpenAaaS is a science agent network that executes AI agents on local data using an Agent as a Service model. It employs the MCP protocol for orchestration, runs agents in Docker sandboxes, and is built with zero-configuration Rust nodes.
19 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-01. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Run AI agents on local scientific data without uploading it
- Deploy zero-config Rust agents in isolated Docker sandboxes
- Orchestrate agent services using the MCP protocol
Pros
- Brings computation to data, preserving privacy
- Zero-configuration Rust nodes simplify deployment
- Docker sandboxing provides isolation for agent execution
Cons
- Low GitHub stars (19) indicate a small community and early stage
- Limited to the Rust ecosystem for node development
- Requires Docker, which may be heavy for lightweight environments
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Brings computation to data, preserving privacy
- Zero-configuration Rust nodes simplify deployment
- Docker sandboxing provides isolation for agent execution
Cons
- Low GitHub stars (19) indicate a small community and early stage
- Limited to the Rust ecosystem for node development
- Requires Docker, which may be heavy for lightweight environments
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