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MagiCrew is the international surface of dtyq/magic (Magic Open Source License based on Apache 2.0), the open-source enterprise AI Agent platform that lets every employee deploy dedicated AI digital workers for real business tasks — research, analysis, reports, presentations, end-to-end workflows — instead of just chatting with AI. Each personal assistant connects to calendars, email, IM, internal systems, data, tools, and specialist Expert Agents (legal, finance, sales, operations), so a single instruction mobilises the right resources and expertise; the framing is '100-person output at 1-person cost' for OPC and OPT operating models. High-risk actions require approval, agents run inside a proprietary sandbox container isolated from the main system with a sidecar network proxy managing traffic per user, complete resource and tenant isolation, and a strict plugin security review. Magic Open Source License is based on Apache 2.0 with additional restrictions, and the platform is fully compatible with the Anthropic Skills ecosystem and the OpenClaw Skills ecosystem — existing tools and skills plug right in with zero migration cost to enterprise grade. Customers run on Individual and Team plans with transparent pricing, and Enterprise offers private deployment, dedicated model integration, and deep system integration for compliance-heavy buyers.

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