New software tries to let companies run multiple AI agents from different vendors at once

Someone built an operating system layer that sits on top of AI tools from 10 different vendors and lets you run multiple agents that talk to each other. In practice, this means a company could coordinate AI systems from OpenAI, Anthropic, Claude, and others in a single workflow instead of having to pick one vendor and rebuild if you want to switch.

Right now, building a system with multiple AI agents from different vendors is expensive plumbing work — everyone writes their own connectors. If this software actually works at production scale, it removes that friction. The claim matters only if the 2,821 test cases reflect real deployment conditions, and only if the $0.000039 per task cost holds when real companies try it. The whole thing reads like a capability demo, not evidence that the market has actually adopted it.