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DeepAgent Code

An AI coding workspace built around a durable, crash-safe agent core, recording every prompt, tool call and event before it runs so a session can resume exactly where it stopped after a crash or restart.

DeepAgent Code

DeepAgent Code 2.0 rebuilds its runtime around record first, then act: each prompt, tool call and event is written to an append-only, event-sourced log in the same transaction as the state it describes, so replay, audit and recovery always agree on what actually happened. If the process dies mid-run, the session resumes from that log instead of silently starting a second copy.

Delegated work is itself a durable record: each write-capable agent works in its own isolated git worktree, commits only its own scoped changes, and is reviewed against the exact commit before merging, so an out-of-date worker can never overwrite newer work. A strict plan gate rejects writes outside the approved plan by default. It supports desktop and terminal use with more than 75 model providers under the user's own API keys, and reports using about a third of the output tokens of a typical narrating coding agent for comparable work.

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