AGI

AGI Code · for developers

Your terminal. Your editor. One agent.

The stack

Two developer surfaces. One workflow.

Work in the terminal or inside your editor. Same agent, same permission model. You can always see where your work runs.

  1. AGI CLI

    An agent in your terminal.

    The agi binary is a Rust-native developer agent: sessions you can resume and fork, code review, and sandboxed execution. Works offline with local models.

    • Sessions, resume & fork
    • Sandboxed execution
    • Hooks, skills & MCP
    • Privacy modes
    • Offline with local models

    macOS · Linux · WindowsComing soon

  2. AGI in VS Code

    IDE-native assistance.

    Chat with @agi inside your editor with workspace-scoped context. Review diffs before they land, run slash commands like /explain and /tests, and hand off to other surfaces explicitly.

    • @agi chat participant
    • Workspace-scoped context
    • Diff review
    • /explain · /fix · /tests · /docs
    • Explicit handoffs

    VS CodeComing soon

Capabilities

Built for the way agents actually work.

Local-first

Works offline. Routes on your rules.

Point the CLI at a supported local runtime and work entirely offline after setup. Bring your own provider keys when you want frontier models. The provider label is visible on every request. Nothing moves between modes silently.

Explore

Go deeper, surface by surface.

AGI Code

Bring the agent to your repo.

The CLI is coming soon and AGI in VS Code is coming soon. The download page shows what is published and takes an email to tell you when the VS Code extension is ready to install. Choose the route for every task: local models, your own keys, or AGI managed cloud, which is in public alpha and included with Pro, Max 5x, Max 20x, Team, and Enterprise on these two surfaces.