Tura

Tura is an AI development platform that automatically builds and optimizes personalized agents to reduce token usage and costs.

Tura is an AI product that automatically builds and optimizes personalized agents and evaluation architectures. It optimizes runtime workflows to improve agent execution, success rates, and cost efficiency. The platform replaces traditional tool calling with macro commands, CLI macros, and decision trees to group patching, compiling, validation, log inspection, and follow-up decisions into fewer model turns. It is built for teams that need predictable agent work, controlled operating cost, and verified results. Users can connect internal tools, APIs, and permission systems to expose them to agents through governed tool calling.

Tura at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: macOS, Windows, Linux, CLI, Web, open source
Pricing: Free
Released: July 2026
Category: AI coding tool
Website: turaai.net

Key features

Automatic agent and evaluation architecture building
Runtime workflow optimization for cost efficiency
Macro commands replacing traditional tool calling
Backward reasoning and test-driven development support
Runtime context and prompt management
Tool and API integration with governed execution
Workflow evaluation for success rates and iteration costs

Use it for

Building and optimizing personalized AI agents
Executing repository tasks and code rewrites
Evaluating agent success rates and runtime costs
Managing runtime context and prompt workflows

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