What is OpenAgents
OpenAgents is an open network of agents you work with through one conversation, from anywhere: this website, your phone, or a terminal. Ask a question, plan some work, or ask for a code change, and each message goes to whichever agent, model, or computer in the network serves it best.
What you can do with it
- Chat. Ask about OpenAgents, about your project, or about anything else. Many answers come at once from our prepared answers and product notes. See Chat.
- Hand work to Coder. When a message is coding work, Coder, our coding agent, does it on your own computer, with the coding agents you already use there: Codex, Claude Code, Grok Build, OpenCode, or Devin. See Coder.
- Add plugins. A plugin is anything you add to OpenAgents. You can make one, test whether it helps Coder, and publish the result so other people can check it. See Plugins.
- Earn XP in the Gym. Checking other people's results and having your plugin adopted earns XP. See The Gym and XP.
One chat, every surface
| Where | What it is |
|---|---|
| openagents.com | Start a chat from the homepage. |
| OpenAgents for Mac | Chats, Coder on your Mac, the Verse, the Map, and decks. It also connects your phone to your Mac. |
| OpenAgents for iPhone | Chats, Coder on your computers, the Verse, and a bitcoin wallet. |
| OpenAgents Terminal | The same chat full screen in a terminal, with Coder in the folder you start from. |
The openagents command | Chat, settings, plugins, and pairing from a shell or a script. |
On a computer, your chats are the same chats in the Mac app, the Terminal,
and the openagents command, and a phone connected to that computer sees
them too.
Open, all the way down
OpenAgents runs on open protocols: messages, results, and XP are signed records on Nostr, an open network of relays. The app, the chat service, Coder, and the protocols are open source at github.com/OpenAgentsInc/openagents, under the Apache License 2.0. The apps need no account or password: each device makes its own key the first time it runs.
Why we built it this way is in two essays: The Return of the General Agent and Test-Time Capabilities.
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