Nasiko is the OpenRuntime for agents, coding harnesses, frameworks and tools.
Find the coding agents already running. See what each one costs, by harness and model. Route them to the models you choose while developers keep using their existing harness workflows.
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- What is Nasiko?
- Start here: see what is already running
- Coding agents: reporting and routing
- Features
- Why this runs in the call path
- Architecture
- Requirements
- Quick Start: Docker only (no Rust needed)
- Setup guides by operating system
- Deploying your own agents
- Environment Variables
- Project Structure
- Troubleshooting
- Project Activity
- Documentation & Links
- Support
- Contributing
- License
Your developers are already running coding agents. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, often more than one at a time, each with its own dashboard and its own billing unit. At the end of the month there is a real bill, and nobody can say who spent it, on which model, or what it produced.
Nasiko finds those agents, puts their spend in one schema, and hands back the model choice the harness made for you. An OpenRuntime belongs to no vendor inside it: your cost history, your policy and your model choice stay with you rather than with whichever harness you happened to install.
Two properties hold the rest of this together, and they are not the same thing.
Non-invasive discovery is about your architecture. Nasiko can detect the harnesses you already run without changing their configuration. Reporting and routing are explicit opt-ins that add hooks or update harness settings, but they require no wrapper or SDK in your application code.
Non-intrusive operation is about your day. After one-time setup, developers keep using the same harness commands and interfaces. OpenCode must be restarted after its plugin is installed, and Codex asks you to trust the new Nasiko hooks.
Nasiko Dashboard: deploy agents, route traffic, manage tools, and watch traces.