OpenAgents

OpenAgents is a platform for building, launching, and orchestrating AI agents within a shared workspace. It is designed for teams and developers who want to coordinate multiple agents and people in one place, maintaining control over access and collaboration. The platform provides two main components: a browser-based workspace and a desktop launcher to run agents on local machines. It emphasizes open-source software and shared workflows.

In operation, OpenAgents coordinates conversations, files, and browser sessions between humans and agents. Users can sign in or start anonymously, then connect cloud or local agents to a workspace. Agents can be invited into threads, where tasks are created, delegated, and tracked in real time, with history preserved across sessions.

OpenAgents supports running agents on personal devices or remote servers, with the workspace acting as the coordinating layer. The platform uses open protocols for communication and emphasizes decoupled identity and cross-agent collaboration.

OpenAgents targets teams, developers, and organizations seeking scalable multi-agent collaboration. It highlights open standards like MCP and A2A, and provides a suite of products including Workspace, Launcher, and a network SDK for building agents and integrations. The platform aims to enable large networks of agents to work together in a single, auditable environment.

Use cases

• Code review, research pipelines, content generation