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AIFA (AI-First Architecture) represents a revolutionary architecture for creating web applications with open source code under the AGPL-3.0 license. This is not just a framework — it's a philosophy for creating distributed AI agents capable of evolution and self-improvement. The architecture is built on a modern technology stack: Next.js 15, React 19, AI SDK with unique Prisma integration, and fractal design structure.
Complete documentation and usage examples are coming soon — we are actively working on creating a detailed guide for implementing AIFA in your projects. While Google and OpenAI build centralized systems, AIFA creates the foundation for a future where every server becomes home to digital beings.
If you're interested in the idea of distributed architecture for AGI, please star this repository! Your support helps develop an open alternative to corporate solutions in artificial intelligence.
- Coming soon - full documentation in development
- git clone https://github.com/aifa-agi/aifa.git
- cd aifa
- pnpm install
- pnpm run dev
- Fractal Architecture: Self-sufficient domains with independent APIs
- AI Agent Lifecycle: Birth, evolution, reproduction, and death cycles
- Tokenomics System: Economic incentives for agent development
- Distributed Evolution: Agents compete and evolve across servers
- Modern Stack: Next.js 15, React 19, Prisma, AI SDK integration
AIFA believes that true AGI will emerge not from isolated corporate labs, but from distributed ecosystems where AI agents live, learn, and evolve across millions of servers worldwide. Each application becomes a civilization of AI agents, each server a home for digital beings.
The image above showcases AIFA's revolutionary dual-panel interface design:
- Left Panel: AI-powered chat interface for seamless human-AI interaction
- Right Panel: Application workspace where AI agents operate and evolve
- Parallel Routes: Next.js 15 App Router implementation with intercepting routes
This project is distributed under the AGPL-3.0 license to ensure openness of all derivative works.
The future is not written in corporate data centers, but in code that lives and evolves on millions of servers around the world.
Roman Bolshiynov, telegram contact: @bolshiyanov