Managoat is the hosted Fountain. Fountain is the open-source engine, and its name is on the CLI, the API, the SDK and this manual. Everything here applies to Managoat unless a page says it is for a self-hosted server.
Agents
An entry here is one ready-to-apply manifest. One file holds an Environment,
a Vault and an Agent, and one fountain apply -f reconciles all three.
Every field in a hand-written manifest is a decision. Which runtime, which
model, what a setup_script must do, what belongs in an Environment and what
in a Vault. A canned agent makes those decisions for you, in a single file
you can read from top to bottom. The per-person secrets stay out of the file.
They arrive at apply time, from your secret manager or from --var flags.
The manifests live in the repository, under
examples/agents/.
Each folder holds the manifest and a README that covers cost, first-run time
and what the vault needs. CI parses every document, so a broken example fails
the build before it can mislead anyone.
All 1 agents
| Agent | What it does | Runtime |
|---|---|---|
| fountain-contributor | Contributes to Fountain itself. Full toolchain, a database, the local gate, one pull request. | claude |
Not here yet
A docs writer and a triager. Both need much less machine than the contributor, and both wait until the shape has proven itself. If you want an entry that does not exist, open an issue.