Agor
A self-hosted, multiplayer web workspace for running coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini on isolated git branches, each with its own development environment and conversation history.
Agor is a self-hosted, multiplayer-ready web workspace for running coding agents on isolated git branches. Each branch is a full git working directory with its own development environment and conversation history, and agents run in the browser rather than a terminal, with per-prompt token and cost accounting, structured tool output, and an MCP endpoint that agents can drive themselves.
Agor does not ship its own model; it drives whichever agent CLI or SDK the user already runs, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Copilot, and Cursor, interchangeably per session. Each branch gets a one-click dev server with auto-assigned ports so parallel branches do not collide.
Multiplayer features add live cursors, comments, and shared sessions and environments for a team, alongside branch-scoped roles, per-user credentials, and durable execution history, while remaining usable solo.