Public · MIT licensed
Full-throttle agentic coding.
The hands-on end of the spectrum. Run dozens of coding agents at once, keep an eye on every one of them, and jump in the moment one needs you — from any screen you happen to have.
Your agents, in your pocket.
Agnes runs one host and renders natively to every client — desktop, web, and phone. Sessions are event-sourced on the server, so you can pull up your phone at any moment, drop into a running agent, check what it's doing, approve a step, or steer it — then close the app and let it keep going. Reconnect later and it replays right where you left off.
Built for running many agents at once.
40+ agents at once
Drive a whole fleet in parallel from one workspace — multi-column layout, command palette, in-session search. Nothing is capped to a single terminal grid.
Tearable tabs
Pop any session out into its own window and arrange your work however you think — across monitors, spaces, or machines.
Attention inbox
Stop babysitting. The inbox surfaces the one agent that's waiting on a decision, so you spend attention only where it's actually needed.
Ask-first permissions
Every tool call comes up as a rich approval card. Trust an agent and flip it to autonomous per session — or drop it into an isolated VM sandbox.
Works with your CLIs
Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex today, driven over the Agent Client Protocol. Thin adapters mean new agents slot in without a rewrite.
Yours to extend
Agnes is composed of modular plugins over a shared ACP client. Edit, tweak, or replace core pieces to fit your setup — and keep everything you find useful.
Pull in a teammate.
Share a live session so you and a colleague are looking at the same agents at once — or let them take the wheel entirely when you need to step out. They pick up the full history and keep going, then hand it back whenever. Your agents are never stuck to one person's machine.
Reaching across to CodeyBox.
- Watch your hands-off CodeyBox jobs from inside Agnes — the same attention inbox, spanning both flows. planned
- Delegate a session straight to CodeyBox when you want to step away — then pull the finished work back into Agnes to review. planned
Take the wheel.
Agnes is open source and MIT licensed. Clone it, run your host, and connect from anywhere.
View Agnes on GitHub