Developer Publishes Self-Hosting Guide for Multica Multi-Agent Platform
11/03/2026 — 11/03, 01:18·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- A Juejin author published a walkthrough for self-hosting Multica, an open AI platform with 54.6k stars, covering Docker Compose deployment s…
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On November 3, 2026, a writer on Juejin, a Chinese developer community, published a self-hosting tutorial for Multica, an AI platform that combines multi-Agent collaboration with a task board. The article notes that Multica has already accumulated 54.6k stars on GitHub. The tutorial walks through the deployment process using Docker Compose and explains how to create agents within the platform. Beyond setup instructions, the writer documents a full end-to-end experience in which multiple agents worked together as a team to develop a 3D rowing game. As of November 3, 2026, this is the only available report on Multica.
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A Juejin author walks through self-hosting Multica, a 54.6k-star AI platform that combines multi-agent collaboration with a task board. The post covers Docker Compose deployment and agent creation, then documents several agents building a 3D rowing mini-game together.
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