The founder of Twitter introduced an open Goose platform for creating Jean agents

The co-founder and former general director of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, returned to the world of technology with a new project by launching a platform called Goose to create Jeadens. This tool, developed by Block, is a free and open environment that simplifies work with large language models (LLM) from Openai, Google, Anthropic and other companies.

The platform is focused on automating tasks in the field of program engineering and, as the Venturebeat, Goose publication is already used for such purposes as migration of code from one language to another, for example, from Ruby on Kotlin, from Prefect for Prefect -2, etc. Also, the platform is used to create an API, carry out performance tests, setting up monitoring and database optimization. Simply put, Goose helps developers cope with routine tasks, releasing time for more significant work.

The key feature of the service is the ability to work with several systems and applications at once. Jackie Brosamer Vice President emphasized that the system allows you to integrate various tools, such as Google Drive and Slack, to collect data, their generalization and perform actions on behalf of the user. This is especially useful for those who spend a lot of time at meetings and need to automate work processes.

Goose is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license, providing developers with complete freedom for commercial and research purposes. The Chief Technical Director of Blocks Dhanji Prasanna noted that the open architecture of the platform inspires innovation. “Our Open-Source platform will allow developers from different industries to create new solutions, saving time and increasing their creativity. We already see how Goose saves our engineers from routine tasks, ”he said.

In addition, the Goose modular structure allows you to easily integrate the platform into existing systems and adapt it to specific tasks. Developers can choose any language model that is best suited for their needs, ranging from OpenAi models to the solutions of other companies.

Goose also supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard, developed together with Anthropic. This standard allows the platform to connect to various tools and development environment. Blocks are sure that joint efforts with the developers community will lead to the creation of new integrations and functions, expanding the capabilities of the platform.

It is noteworthy that Goose makes a special emphasis on the privacy and data security. Users can place it on their local servers or in a virtual cloud. It emphasizes that the company does not transmit data through its own servers, which is especially important for financial structures that take care of protecting the information of their customers. More detailed information about the platform is available on her GITHUB page.