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Open Source AI Agent Goose Donated to Linux Foundation

Noah

10 Jun 2026 — 1 min read

In a significant boost to open-source AI agent development, payments company Block has donated its Goose AI agent to the Linux Foundation. Goose, which runs natively on local machines via desktop app, CLI, and API, supports over 15 large language model providers, enabling versatile and privacy-preserving automation.

The move accelerates the ecosystem by providing a robust, multi-model framework under neutral governance. By hosting the project under the Linux Foundation, Block lowers trust barriers and fosters community collaboration, allowing developers to build and deploy AI agents with confidence in transparency and longevity.

Goose's local deployment capability and extensive LLM support position it as a flexible tool for developers seeking to integrate AI agents without vendor lock-in. The donation reflects a trend of corporate contributions to foundational open-source projects, aiming to drive industry-wide innovation.

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