It is an excellent option to develop AI agents because it integrates development and deployment from one single dashboard at a single price. This is great because you can improve agents and get the new version on service immediately.
It is based on an open-source app. However, that open source must be installed in a server or in a cloud, and that is a higher cost. And once your agent is developed you have to host it by your own.
With Release0 I get the best of the best, an complete platform to develop AI agents in the cloud, and a deploying and hosting service, all in one.
I have built relatively large models large (50 blocks, 10 AI modules involved), and it runs well for users.
I only want release0 team update all the AI LLM models integrations because in some cases, the integration is for legacy models, although I can use latest models using code block. I realize it is hard to keep updated all the integrations at the rate of new LLM models lunches.
And of, course, I hope this solution be alive in the long term, not for the money, but for all the work I will do on it, but that risk is with all suppliers. It looks release0 really wants to create a good reputation, the platform is well done and include a lot of extra features not available in the open-source option and good support.