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AgentCrew

A multi-agent chat application that builds a crew of specialist agents, an architect, coder, reviewer, researcher, and browser operator, who hand off work to each other from a single orchestrated interface, usable from a desktop app, terminal, HTTP API, or CI pipeline.

AgentCrew

AgentCrew lets a user assemble a team of focused agents, each with its own tools and role, and orchestrate them from one interface instead of juggling separate conversations for each specialty: an architect that weighs trade-offs before code is written, a coder that implements without scope creep, a reviewer, a cross-referencing researcher, and a browser operator that navigates web apps and fills forms. Agents hand off to each other as a task needs different expertise, while the user stays in control of the overall session.

It supports subscription-based access with no separate API key, through a curated open-model gateway, a ChatGPT Plus or Pro login using Codex models, or a GitHub Copilot subscription, as well as pay-as-you-go keys for providers such as DeepInfra, OpenAI, or Gemini, and custom providers including Ollama, llama.cpp, and LM Studio.

It installs with a shell script, PowerShell script, or a pip package, and is aimed at complex tasks spanning multiple perspectives rather than a single focused conversation.

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