AIlice is an open-source autonomous AI agent framework built to function as a general-purpose assistant that can plan, decompose, and execute complex tasks through a structured multi-agent architecture. The project presents itself as a standalone assistant powered by open-source language models, with an internal design that treats user requests almost like executable programs rather than simple chat prompts. Its core IACT architecture allows the system to break large goals into smaller sub-tasks, assign them to dynamically created agents, and combine the results with a focus on resilience and fault tolerance. AIlice is designed for a wide range of workloads, including coding, thematic research, literature analysis, system management, and mixed workflows that require several reasoning modes at once.
Features
- IACT multi-agent architecture for decomposing complex tasks
- Support for research, coding, system management, and hybrid task execution
- Long-term memory mechanisms with optional GPU acceleration
- Multimodal support and optional modules for PDF handling and speech features
- Text-based scripting and interpreter model for tool execution and variable handling
- Flexible local and containerized deployment with configurable LLM backends