Block launches open-source AI agent Goose

Block's new open-source AI agent 'goose' lets you change direction mid-air
Block built its agent - 'codename goose' - to do it all, from writing code to ordering your dinner. Here's how to access it.
Block launches open-source AI agent Goose as Jack Dorsey praises DeepSeek’s development approach
On Tuesday, the software company Block announced the launch of Goose, an open-source AI agent that allows developers to customize the tool for different purposes and using different large language models.
Jack Dorsey is back with Goose, a new, ultra simple open source AI agent building platform from his startup Block
Goose’s capabilities are enhanced through Block’s collaboration with Anthropic, a leading AI safety and research company.
Jack Dorsey’s Block has an AI agent too
Jack Dorsey’s Block has created its own open-source AI agent. Called “codename goose,” the tool allows users to complete tasks using popular large language models. “You can think of Goose as an assistant that is ready to take your instructions,
Jack Dorsey’s Block Introduces Codename Goose, an Open-Source AI Agent That Can Automate Coding Tasks
In a blog post, the Dorsey-led company announced Codename Goose. It is an AI agent framework, as it can also be used to build new agents that can perform specialised tasks. Since it is open-source, it can be run locally, eliminating data privacy concerns that generally surround AI agents.
Jack Dorsey's Block unveils open-source AI agent
This story incorporates reporting from ZDNet, Business Insider and MSN.Block, the technology company founded by Jack Dorsey, has announced the official launch of Goose, its open-source AI agent.
A lead Block engineer said the fintech's new AI agent writes better code than him — and the fintech is open-sourcing it to competitors
Jack Dorsey's Block open-sources its AI agent, Goose, which automates coding tasks.
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