Tencent open-sources TeamAI: one Git repo for all your AI agents
Push skills, MCP servers and hooks to Claude Code, Codex and Cursor from one reviewed repo. Plus: open computer-use agents free on OpenRouter.
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One repo becomes your team's AI harness
TeamAI CLI (MIT, from Tencent) turns a Git repo into the source of truth for how every AI coding agent behaves: `teamai push` opens a merge request, an admin reviews it, and `teamai pull` syncs the approved config to each dev's tools. Install with `npm install -g teamai-cli`; the repo is already past 2,700 stars.
Skills, MCP servers and hooks, declared once
Skills, coding rules, PreToolUse hooks and MCP servers live in the repo and drop into each tool's native config automatically, plus a team knowledge base you search with `teamai recall` (BM25 + graph ranking). No more copying `.claude/skills` between machines by hand.
It targets the agents you already run
Full support for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, CodeBuddy and Qoder (partial for OpenCode, DeepSeek Harness and more), so a new hire runs one `teamai init` and has a working setup on day one, and the config follows you when you switch tools. MIT means you can self-host the whole thing.
Elsewhere: Nex-N2.5 puts open computer-use agents on OpenRouter, free
Nex AGI shipped three Apache-2.0 agent models (Mini 35B, Pro, Max 1.6T) built for GUI and browser control: Pro hits 87.4% on OSWorld-G and Max 92.6% on BrowseComp, rivaling Claude Opus 5. Mini and Pro are free to call on OpenRouter right now; Max weights are on Hugging Face.