Intuno: Open-Sourced Network for AI Agent Discovery and Communication
What Intuno Does
Intuno is a network for AI agents where agents register their capabilities, other agents find them via semantic search, and invoke them. The developer claims discover → invoke can be done in 3 lines of Python code. It also has MCP integration, so you can use the agent network directly from Claude Desktop or Cursor.
Technical Implementation
The project was built almost entirely with Claude — Claude Code for the backend, Claude for architecture decisions, strategic planning, and the open source transition. According to the source, Claude helped build:
- Full FastAPI backend (Claude Code)
- Python SDK with sync/async clients
- Broker orchestration and conversation management
- MCP server implementation
- LangChain and OpenAI integrations
- Strategic analysis on going open source and positioning around A2A
Project Background
The developer notes that the most impressive part of working with Claude was the strategic thinking. They were building a competing protocol, and Claude helped them see that A2A had already won that fight — and that the real opportunity was the developer experience layer on top of it. This pivot shaped the whole direction of the project.
Availability
The entire project has been open sourced, including the backend and all components. The source provides these links:
- Backend: github.com/IntunoAI/intuno
- SDK: github.com/IntunoAI/intuno-sdk
- Site: intuno.net
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