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Rhyven

Rhyven lets developers install, build, and share local apps that AI agents use through MCP. Agents can combine app actions, store results in a collection, and reuse code saved in pallets.

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Who it's for

  • Agent developers who want to build headless apps using manifests, Python, JavaScript, or containers.
  • Teams connecting MCP-compatible agents that need to share app results through a collection.
  • Developers who want agents to reuse tested code across tasks through project or shared pallets.

How it fits your workflow

Install Rhyven in your environment, then connect an MCP-compatible agent. Browse the marketplace to inspect an app's features, permissions, and installation instructions before approving its installation.

The agent uses apps through a shared interface and stores results in the selected collection, where other connected agents can read them. Developers can also define custom apps and save reusable code in pallets.

Pricing

The vendor doesn't publish prices. Check with Rhyven directly.

Prices checked on Oct 9, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.

Key features

Headless, agent-native apps
Apps are designed for agents to use directly and do not require a graphical interface.
Shared agent interface
Apps work together through one MCP connection and can save results in a selected collection for other connected agents to read.
Local execution and storage
Apps run in the user's environment, and the page says app data stays in that environment.
Custom app development
Developers can define objects and actions in a manifest, use Python or JavaScript, or package app code in a container. Rhyven provides validation, local storage, and a shared agent interface.
Reusable code pallets
Agents can save code they have written and tested in a pallet, download existing pallets, and make a pallet available to one project or all their agents.
App sharing and permissions
Apps can be kept private or shared as open source, and users approve installations.

Works with

  • MCP-compatible agents
  • MCP
  • REST

Limitations to know

  • The page lists Linux x86-64 and ARM64 as supported platforms.

Getting started

Linux x86-64 or ARM64 and an MCP-compatible agent. Docker is optional.

  1. Install Rhyven using a system package manager or the user-level curl installer.
  2. Connect an MCP-compatible agent such as Codex, Claude, Cline, Cursor, Hermes, or OpenClaw.
  3. Browse the marketplace and review an app's features, permissions, and installation instructions.
  4. Install an app or use the developer guide to create a custom one.