LittleHorse Kernel is maintained by an open-source community including team members inside LittleHorse Enterprises LLC. The LittleHorse Council is the group of engineers inside LittleHorse Enterprises LLC who are responsible for the stewardship of the open-source Composer project and charged with looking out for the best interests of the LittleHorse Community.
View all authorsSaddle Command Center 1.3 makes it easier to create, deploy, and operationalize AI applications with new agent creation, task workers, a JavaScript SDK, and a free Serverless trial offering.
CIOReview named LittleHorse its Top AI Agents Automation and Workflow Orchestration Platform 2026, recognizing the company's Business-as-Code approach to coordinating AI agents, people, and enterprise systems across complex workflows.
LittleHorse and El Paso Labs announced a new partnership to help customers deploy AI agents into governed business workflows faster, with an initial focus on fintech use cases.
Smoother and faster customer engagement through workflow automation and agent integration delivered cost effectively and on time.
On March 26, 2026, Constellation Research published coverage of Colt McNealy's remarks at its AI Forum in Silicon Valley, focusing on Business-as-Code, AI agents, and the role of orchestration in enterprise systems.
On February 9, 2026, Scott McNealy (former Sun Microsystems CEO and Chairman of LittleHorse Enterprises) joined CNBC’s Squawk Box to discuss Big Tech’s AI investments, the risk of an AI bubble, and the importance of staying power beyond capital.
LittleHorse introduces Business-as-Code Professional Services Practice to speed turning microservices, events, and AI Agents into durable and resilient business processes.
Proven expertise co-develops projects or delivers turnkey solutions to enable new business capabilities using the LittleHorse Saddle Command Center.
The 0.16.0 release brings important bug fixes, performance improvements, and enhancements to struct definitions, dashboard features, and SDK capabilities.
The 0.15.0 release is a major milestone introducing dashboard enhancements, struct definitions, child workflows, checkpoints, and numerous enhancements across the platform.
The 0.14.0 release introduces strong typing on external events, output topic support, struct definitions, and significant improvements across all SDKs.
On June 4, 2025, our Founder Colt McNealy spoke at StrimziCon to share tips and tricks for local Kubernetes development and introduced the LittleHorse Sink Connectors for Apache Kafka Connect.
The 0.13.0 release introduces significant improvements to the dashboard, .NET SDK enhancements, and various bug fixes across the platform.
The 0.12.0 release introduces workflow event support, wait for condition functionality, in-line expressions, significant .NET SDK improvements, and various dashboard enhancements.