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Elixir teams get agents that do real work inside the running app by writing sandboxed code, while credentials stay out of the model's sight.
Legion is an Elixir runtime for AI agents that live inside your application and get things done by writing code rather than chaining tool calls. Agents write Lua or Elixir that runs in a sandbox against the functions you expose, and credentials are kept away from the model. It covers multi-agent coordination, conversations persisted in PostgreSQL, rate limiting and validated structured output, and agents can be reached from chat, an MCP server for Claude or Cursor, or background workers. A companion dashboard, legion_web, shows what agents are doing. MIT, on Hex, from Software Mansion.
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