Ornn vs crow
Ornn: Ornn is an agent-facing skill lifecycle API — the npm registry and CLI fused into one, but for AI agent skills. Agents call Ornn directly over HTTP or MCP to search, pull, install, execute, build, upload, and share skills. It is model-agnostic, working with Claude, GPT, Gemini, or any custom runtime. Designed for agentic-system builders who want to manage reusable skills programmatically rather than hardcoding capabilities into each agent.; crow: Crow is a modular agentic framework and MCP platform you self-host on hardware you own, with local or cloud models. It lets you build agents with a Bot Builder and also connect your AI client to the same shared memory, projects and files.
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Building an agentic system where agents can discover and install new capabilities at runtime
Run agents that work over email, Discord and voice on your own server
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