V2 introduces significant upgrades to improve how developers build, share, and integrate functionality into their agents. This guide will walk through updates as they relate to plugins (hint: everything is a plugin).
From summarizing Discord channels to generating daily AI-powered newsfeeds, we're building tools that help communities stay aligned, surface insights, and reward contributors — without needing everyone to be everywhere at once. This post shares practical examples and blueprints for deploying Eliza agents across your own projects.
The newest version of eliza represents significant upgrades from the previous version, offering a leaner, more flexible architecture for cross-platform agent interaction. This short guide highlights the key differences between V1 and V2.
Today marks the beginning of a new chapter: elizaOS—an operating system for AI agents.
Our mission is to develop an extensible, modular, open-source AI agent framework that thrives across both Web2 and Web3 ecosystems. We see AI agents as the key stepping stones toward AGI, enabling increasingly autonomous and capable systems.
From November 2024 to January 2025, we held a weekly Twitter Spaces where developers shared progress about their AI agent projects. If you shipped something related to open source AI / social agents that week, you were allowed 1-2 minutes to share an update of what you have been working on. Thousands of listeners tuned every Friday night to essentially listen to a dev standup.