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Santiago promotes CanyonOS, an open-source platform for deploying Python agents

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Santiago (@svpino) promotes CanyonOS, an open-source platform for deploying Python agents, calling it the best tool he has seen for developers building such agents.

He says the platform is free and runs locally. According to his post, it runs each agent as a separate Docker container service with independent scaling, traces requests across agents and model calls, and reports model usage and estimated costs by agent. He also says it deploys workflows behind a REST API with asynchronous execution and a dashboard, without requiring code changes.

The post is a partnered promotion and links to canyoncode.ai. These are Santiago's claims, and the post contains no independent testing or other evidence of them.

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    CanyonOS, an open-source platform for deploying Python agents, is promoted by Santiago

    AISantiago calls CanyonOS the best tool he has seen for developers building Python agents, and says it is open-source, free, and runs locally. He says it runs each agent as a separate Docker container service with independent scaling, traces requests across agents and model calls, and reports model usage and estimated costs by agent. He also says it deploys workflows behind a REST API with asynchronous execution and a dashboard, without requiring code changes. The post is a partnered promotion that links to canyoncode.ai.

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