Any agent. Any cloud. Full development lifecycle.
DownloadNewLong-horizon Manager Agents and the iPhone app
Code, terminals, git, a browser, and 55 AI-agent integrations in one native macOS workspace — now with Manager Agents to run the factory, and an iPhone app to steer it from anywhere.
Long-horizon agents for your software factory. A manager turns a business metric, a spec, or a standing responsibility into objectives it can verify on its own — with a test, a Sentry query, or a model's judgment — then starts and steers worker agents for days or weeks to meet them.
Pair your iPhone with your Mac over an end-to-end-encrypted connection. Get a push when an agent needs you, then answer it, approve it, read its live terminal, review the diff, or start a new task — on your network, over Tailscale, or from anywhere.
Agentastic.dev is agent-agnostic and ships 55 built-in agent definitions. Run any coding agent in a real terminal, or as a structured chat — 30 of them speak it natively or over ACP.
Each agent works in its own git worktree or container — both Apple containers and Docker are supported. Zero merge conflicts, zero cross-contamination.
A native diff viewer — unified or a continuous side-by-side comparison across every changed file — plus agentic review from Claude, Codex, and CodeRabbit. Catch issues before you merge.
Run agents on any dev server over SSH, or on Modal, Fly, and Vercel — persistent sessions that keep running even after your Mac sleeps.
A built-in browser agents can drive — full browser-use, React Grab, and one-click share, right beside your code. Design Mode: click any UI element in a real Chromium window to send its HTML, CSS, and a cropped screenshot straight into your agent's prompt.
A fast native editor, built in — tree-sitter syntax highlighting at a buttery 100 fps. Make the fix yourself without leaving Agentastic.
Use each provider's native CLI, subscription, skills, hooks, and MCP servers. Agentastic auto-discovers installed agents, and any terminal tool can be added as a custom connection.
Attach plugins to a run to pipe your team's tools into any agent: Slack, Notion, Sentry, GitHub, Linear, and more. They follow the agent to SSH hosts, cloud VMs, and containers, and skills from Skillopedia install once and translate to whichever agent you launch.
From idea → code → review.
Start with a prompt or spec that describes what you want to build, change, or fix—or pull it from your issue tracker.
Launch Prime Agent, Claude Code, Codex, Poolside, Gemini, or any other built-in coding agent. Agentastic isolates each one in its own worktree, container, or cloud VM.
Run code review. Review the diff. Everything looks good? Merge and ship—all without leaving Dev.
Free without limits. No sign-up required. No strings attached. We don't charge for the agents. For Agents, you'll need agent subscriptions (Claude Code/Codex/Gemini/Junie/etc) or API access. You pay vendors (Anthropic/OpenAI/Google/JetBrains/etc) directly.
Agentastic.Dev does not collect your source code, file contents, prompts, account details, email, name, or other personally identifiable information for training or analytics. We may send anonymous diagnostic data to Sentry to debug crashes and app hangs, such as an anonymous installation ID, app version, macOS/device context, stack traces, crash or hang details, and network failure metadata.
Only if you choose one of our services. The iPhone app, the Agentastic coding agent, and conversation sharing all work straight from your Mac: the phone connects over your own network or Tailscale, the agent runs on your own provider subscriptions or API keys, and Share (via Tunnel) serves the page from your Mac through a temporary Cloudflare tunnel. Each also has an optional agentastic.com service (Reach this Mac from anywhere, Agentastic's hosted models, and sharing via Agentastic), and with those, session traffic may pass through our servers. The relay and sharing via Agentastic need an Agentastic account, so not signing in (Settings → Accounts) keeps them off. iPhone notifications, if you allow them, go through our push service, end-to-end encrypted so we can't read them.
Each agent runs in its own isolated branch in Git worktree or docker container; they can work simultaneously without conflicts. You can monitor all agents in real-time and switch between them instantly.
Yes, each Agentastic workspace is a new git worktree. This allows each coding agent to work in complete isolation without conflicts.
We ship 55 built-in agent definitions, including Prime Agent, Claude Code, Codex, Poolside, MiMo, Qoder, OpenClaude, Ante, Oh My Pi, OpenClaw, Gemini, Hermes Agent, Cursor, Copilot, OpenCode, CodeRabbit, Greptile, and more. Any terminal-based agent can also be added as a custom connection. Want to see something else? Email us at hi@agentastic.ai.
Dev works with your team's tools. Slack, Notion, Sentry, GitHub, and Linear are first-class plugins; Jira, GitLab, Bitbucket, Forgejo, Asana, Monday, Trello, Plane, Plain, and Featurebase are supported too. Skills from Skillopedia install once and are delivered to whichever agent you launch. Attach any of them from Settings → Plugins or the + menu in Agent Home.
Yes. Install the Agentastic CLI with the install script on macOS, Linux, or WSL, or with Homebrew.
Agentastic.dev requires macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or later and runs on both Apple Silicon and Intel processors.
Right now Dev is still in closed development. But our goal is to build an open, community-driven ecosystem, and extensibility is on the roadmap. If you'd like to shape what that looks like, ping us on Twitter or join our Discord!
Dev supports hooks, including .agentastic/setup.sh, which executes upon worktree creation. You can setup your environment variables or copy them using this hook. See the documentation for more examples.
