No framework. No infrastructure. No lock-in. YAML + prompts + any model. Just agents that ship.
What you get
YAML + prompts + tools. No chains, no graphs, no nested abstractions. Define what your agent does, not how a framework runs it.
Use Opus for reasoning, Haiku for data extraction, GPT for code — in the same agent. Switch models without rewriting anything.
Supported modelsrush inspect opens a live timeline. Stream tool calls, messages, and delegation chains in your browser. Not another log viewer.
rush publish encrypts and signs your agent with Ed25519. System prompts are never exposed. Your IP stays yours.
The developer workflow
Scaffold an agent in seconds. YAML + prompts + tools. No SDK to learn, no abstractions to debug.
$ rush init my-agent
name: researcher
models:
anthropic/claude-sonnet-4:
provider: openrouter
tools:
- delegate
- web_search
- artifactsLive dev server with a browser UI. Watch tool calls, delegation chains, and state changes as they happen.
$ rush dev ./my-agent
Dev server at localhost:7875
Live event stream active
Hot reload on file changeOne command. Validates, encrypts prompts, signs with Ed25519, ships to the registry. Users install with one click.
$ rush publish ./my-agent
Quality check passed
Signed with Ed25519
Published prix/[email protected]Why agents
Reading
Stripe shipped 288 launches at Sessions 2026. The rails for agent payments are done. The next ten years gets won at the layer above — the manifest that decides which scopes get minted, which inputs trigger them, and which human signed off.
Why Prix
Every agent in the registry is reviewed before publish. Ed25519 signatures verify integrity on install.
rush publish encrypts your agent container. System prompts and orchestration logic are never exposed.
iOS-style permissions. Agents declare what they need. Users approve or deny at install time.
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