777genius/agent-teams-ai

You're the boss, agents are your team. They handle tasks on their own, message each other, and review each other's work. You just watch the kanban board and give high-level commands. Codex/Claude/OpenCode/Cursor/Grok/GitHub/Kiro/Z.AI/Xiaomi/MiniMax/Kimi(300+ models, 200+ LLM providers, free models no auth) Build your AI company with multiple teams

Agent Teams AI – Overview

What it is – A free, cross‑platform desktop application that lets you build teams of AI agents and watch them work on software projects. You create a team with a single prompt that defines each agent’s role, then the app runs the agents in parallel, lets them talk to each other, create and complete tasks on a Kanban board, and even review code changes.

Key capabilities

  • Multi‑model support – Works out‑of‑the‑box with a free, no‑auth model and can auto‑detect local runtimes such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode. You can also connect dozens of commercial providers (Cursor, SuperGrok, GitHub Copilot, Z.AI, MiniMax, Kiro, etc.).
  • Team orchestration – Agents are organised into teams; each team has its own Kanban board, chat, and runtime. Agents can create sub‑tasks, delegate, and communicate across teams.
  • Human‑in‑the‑loop controls – Per‑action approvals, role‑based permissions, and notification settings let you intervene when an agent wants to run a tool or make a change.
  • Rich UI – Integrated terminal (PTY) per team, built‑in code editor with Git support, task‑level logs, attachment handling, and a visual overview of organizations, squads, and agents.
  • Analytics & budgeting – Token usage, cost estimates, and budget alerts are displayed per task, model, and team, helping you keep expenses under control.
  • Extensibility – Includes an mcp-server component for plugging in external tools or custom agent plugins.

Installation – No build step required. Pre‑compiled binaries are provided for macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel), Windows (.exe), and Linux (AppImage, .deb, .rpm, .pacman). The installer can auto‑detect local runtimes; otherwise you add API keys for cloud providers via the UI.

Typical workflow

  1. Create a team – Provide a high‑level prompt describing the project and the roles you need (e.g., “frontend developer”, “tester”).
  2. Watch the Kanban – Tasks appear, change status, and agents log their actions in real time.
  3. Interact when needed – DM an agent, approve a tool call, or edit code directly in the built‑in editor.
  4. Review & merge – Agents perform code reviews; you accept, reject, or comment on the changes.
  5. Analyse – After a run, inspect token usage, CPU/RAM history, and session logs to understand cost and performance.

Who it’s for – Developers who want to experiment with autonomous AI‑driven development without writing a lot of glue code, teams looking for a visual way to coordinate multiple LLMs, or anyone curious about “AI‑as‑a‑team” workflows.


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