Founder of a listed tool

Jan Tomášek

Founder, Agent Zero, named behind the Agent Zero listing on Anchor Terminal.

Founder, Agent Zero

Jan Tomášek founded Agent Zero, an open-source agent framework that writes and runs its own tools. He came up with it as an alternative to systems of fixed, specialised agents, letting agents split projects into smaller tasks. He was interviewed for Linux Foundation Research's report on decentralisation and AI.

What Jan builds

  • Agent Zero C · Agent harnesses

    Agent Zero is an open-source agent framework that runs in a Docker container with a Linux desktop, a browser, a task scheduler and memory. Its owner reaches it through a web interface, Telegram, WhatsApp or email.

    Founder, Agent Zero, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

Questions

Who is Jan Tomášek?

Jan Tomášek founded Agent Zero, an open-source agent framework that writes and runs its own tools. He came up with it as an alternative to systems of fixed, specialised agents, letting agents split projects into smaller tasks. He was interviewed for Linux Foundation Research's report on decentralisation and AI.

What does Agent Zero, s.r.o. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Agent Zero from Agent Zero, s.r.o.. Agent Zero is an open-source agent framework that runs in a Docker container with a Linux desktop, a browser, a task scheduler and memory. Its owner reaches it through a web interface, Telegram, WhatsApp or email.

How are Jan's tools graded?

Agent Zero is graded C, 54.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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