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Frona v2026.5.0 – self-hosted personal AI assistant

Frona v2026.5.0 is the first public release of a self-hosted, Rust-based AI agent platform with per-principal sandboxing, Cedar policy language, multi-LLM support, extensive tools, and MCP integration, focusing on privacy and security.

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  • Single Rust engine with per-principal sandboxing, no per-agent containers. Built-in agents: Assistant, Researcher, Developer, Receptionist.
  • Tool integration: browser automation, code execution, app deployment, voice calls, scheduled tasks. Policy-gated access to files, network, and credentials.
  • Supports Telegram/SMS channels, MCP servers one-click install, agent-to-agent delegation, persistent memory with compaction.
  • Licensed under BSL 1.1 (converts to Apache 2.0 in 2029). Can be self-hosted on any infrastructure with Docker Compose or Kubernetes.

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