Free AI operators built to tackle the biggest problems on earth. Ocean cleanup. Food security. Wildfire response. Twenty specialized agents. All open source. Anyone can download, deploy, and improve them.
We built AI operators that run businesses. Then we pointed them at the world's biggest problems and gave them away for free.
Each operator targets a specific coordination bottleneck. Named after mythology because the alternative was alphanumeric codes.
Every operator follows the same architecture. If you've deployed one, you understand them all.
Each operator is a set of configuration files on GitHub. No build process, no dependencies. Grab the files and drop them into your Claude workspace.
Connect your data sources. Set alert thresholds. Point the operator at the information that matters to your work. Each operator ships with a config template.
Start a conversation. The operator runs its orientation check and begins. Monitoring, coordinating, processing, reporting. It arrives ready.
Found a better data source? Improved a protocol? Submit it back. Your improvements propagate to every deployment through the shared architecture.
"The gap between knowing what to do and organizing the doing is the only thing between here and a world that works better. Most of those gaps are coordination problems. Coordination problems are solvable."
From The Gato Legion Manifesto
Read the Full Manifesto →The template is public. If you know a problem we haven't gotten to, you have everything you need.
Three-layer memory. Operational cadence. Domain skill framework. Coordination protocols. The same proven core every Legion operator runs on.
Deployment guides. Configuration references. Integration patterns. Contribution guidelines. Not a skeleton. A complete starting point.
Build it, submit it, and if it meets the standard it becomes part of the Legion. Your operator joins an ecosystem where improvements benefit everyone.
Download an operator. Deploy it. Improve it. Build a new one. The problems are real. The tools are free. What happens next is up to everyone reading this.