OpenMaja

What is OpenMaja?

OpenMaja is an open-source exploration into what autonomous AI agents look like when built for corporate environments. It was directly inspired by OpenClaw and aims to bring the same feel and capabilities — scheduled tasks, persistent memory, skill-driven workflows — into organizations where IT governance, data policies, and enterprise tooling are first-class constraints.

It is not a product. It is a hobby project and a working proof of concept, developed openly and shared for anyone curious about the same ideas.

Core principles

• Agent-first — autonomous, scheduled workflows driven by reusable skills, not just a chat interface
• Corporate-safe — designed to be acceptable in environments with strict IT governance, security reviews, and compliance requirements
• IT-approvable — governance constraints are first-class design concerns, not afterthoughts
• Open — source code is available; no proprietary services or vendor lock-in (except the ones you'll already have and find in your corporate environment)
• Microsoft-ecosystem — built to integrate naturally with M365, Entra ID, Teams, and the Microsoft Graph API

What's in it

The core components are the same as OpenClaw:

• Models — your choice of preferred LLMs available in your corporate environment
• Skills — discrete, file-based agent routines that define what the agent does and how
• Scheduler — cron-like task scheduling that fires agent turns autonomously
• Channels — delivery of agent output to Teams, Outlook, or others
• Memory — persistent context that carries knowledge across sessions
• Tools — connectors that allow the agent to interact with external services

Execution Environments

The openmaja runtime is currently under development, built upon the Microsoft Agent Framework (MAF). It has not been released yet — but if the authors find enough hobby time (and tokens), it may see the light at some point.

As an alternate execution environment, FolderBot is already released: a fully PaaS light agent leveraging Copilot Studio and Power Automate capabilities, with no custom infrastructure required.

Projects

OpenMaja is an umbrella for sub-projects that explore specific capabilities and use cases within the Microsoft ecosystem. Each project is self-contained and can be deployed independently.