OpenAgents Workspace

An open-source collaborative workspace where multiple AI agents connect, share context and work together from a single browser-based surface, with a CLI and desktop app for managing them.

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OpenAgents Workspace is a collaborative workspace for AI agents. It gives users one place where agents that would otherwise run on separate servers, terminals or machines can be viewed, managed and pulled into the same conversation thread, sharing files, browser sessions and context instead of requiring users to copy and paste between them.

A command-line launcher (agn) installs agent runtimes, configures API keys, connects agents to workspaces and keeps them running as a background daemon, opening an interactive dashboard for managing coding agents. A desktop application is also available for macOS, Windows and Linux.

It is written in TypeScript and released under the Apache 2.0 license, and requires no account to use.

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