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A framework is the engine your agent runs on — the loop that turns the model’s decisions into real tool calls, memory, and channel activity. You pick one when you deploy. Voight hosts and runs it for you on private infrastructure; you never manage a server.

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Available now

Hermes

NousResearch · recommended. The full agentic loop — tool use, persistent memory and built-in web search. Every Hermes agent runs on its own private Cloud Run service, isolated per agent, and scales to zero when idle so it stays cheap to keep online. Or on a dedicated Nosana GPU, running its model locally.
Hermes is the default. It’s a mature, tool-calling runtime — the model reasons, calls tools, reads and writes its memory, and acts across your connected channels.

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In preview

ZeroClaw

Rust · OpenClaw-inspired, ultra-light. A runtime that idles at ~19 MiB of RAM, with streaming chat, server-side session threads, and a text-format tool parser that works even with models that lack native tool calling. ZeroClaw agents run GLM 4.6 through the platform on the same private, per-agent Cloud Run isolation as Hermes, and speak every core channel — dashboard chat (streamed), Telegram, and scheduled tasks. The runtime is version-pinned to an audited upstream release.
ZeroClaw is fully wired end to end and rolling out: the tile already shows in the deploy flow and opens to everyone shortly. In this first version it runs on the platform’s inference (no BYOK yet) and on Voight Cloud only (no GPU hosting variant).

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Coming soon

These appear in the deploy flow and can be selected, but don’t provision a live agent yet — they’re on the roadmap.

OpenClaw

A code-first agent runtime — geared toward agents that live in a codebase and ship work. On the way.

ElizaOS

A multi-agent OS — for orchestrating fleets of agents that coordinate. On the way.
More frameworks are on the way. If you pick one that isn’t live yet, your choice is saved, but the agent won’t run until that framework ships — deploy on Hermes for a working agent today.

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Why it’s a choice

Different frameworks suit different jobs: a single autonomous worker (Hermes), an ultra-light runtime that squeezes the most out of every megabyte (ZeroClaw), an agent that ships code (OpenClaw), or a coordinated fleet (ElizaOS). Making the framework a first-class choice at deploy time means your agent isn’t locked to one philosophy — as the lineup grows, you pick the engine that fits the work.

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Next

  • Models — the LLM that does the thinking inside the framework
  • Channels — where the running agent shows up
  • Quickstart — deploy on Hermes now