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EvoFlux

A local-first desktop workspace where teams of AI agents build software, do research and automate browser tasks together, with per-agent models, permissions and a repository-aware coding mode.

EvoFlux

EvoFlux brings agent conversations, files, a terminal, a browser, git and verification together in one desktop workspace. A Work mode handles general tasks and a Coding mode adds repository-aware development with code search, symbol relationships, LSP feedback, git workflows and reviewable diffs.

Lead-and-specialist agent teams can be configured with per-agent models, skills, tools and permissions, drawing from around 200 hosted, cloud, routed or local model providers. Computer App Control lets an agent operate one desktop application window on Windows or macOS through its accessibility tree while a user watches a live preview and approves each action, and a companion browser bridge lets agents work inside the user's real Chrome or Edge browser, with existing sign-ins, through a paired, policy-checked relay.

It keeps history, permissions, sandboxing and outbound secret and PII redaction locally. It is built with Python and a React and Tauri desktop shell in Rust, shipping as native packages for macOS, Windows and Linux.

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