agi exec for CI
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AGI CLI · developer preview
An agent inyour terminal.
The agi binary is a Rust developer agent. Resume and fork sessions. Run non-interactive code review. Execute in a sandbox with explicit approvals. Works offline with local models.
- Local · offline-capable
- BYOK · your keys
- Sandboxed · by default
Capabilities
A full agent runtime.
Resume, fork, replay
Every session persists with a turn-by-turn journal. Continue with agi resume. Branch with agi fork. Fork any past turn into a new named session.
Sandboxed by default
Tool execution runs inside macOS Seatbelt or Linux bubblewrap. Opting out is loud: the TUI shows a red “no sandbox” indicator whenever sandboxing is off.
Hooks, skills & plugins
Lifecycle hooks fire across the session. /skills lists every discovered skill. Custom slash commands are plain markdown files in your project or home directory.
MCP in both directions
Connect MCP servers over stdio, SSE, or Streamable HTTP with optional OAuth. Or expose agi itself to any MCP client with agi mcp-server.
Multi-model fallback
Pass a comma-separated model list and the CLI fails over on rate limits, network errors, and stream disconnects. A visible banner and a JSON event fire on each switch.
Live cost HUD
Running tokens in and out, dollar spend, and context usage sit in the corner of the TUI. Pricing comes from the model catalog. Never hardcoded.
Bring your setup
agi migrate imports your settings from Claude Code, and imported commands and prompts are recognized where they already live.
Subcommands
One binary. 15 core subcommands.
Everything below ships in the agi binary today. Short aliases where it counts: e for exec, a for apply.
| exec | Run a task non-interactively |
| review | Non-interactive code review |
| apply | Apply latest diff as a git patch |
| sandbox | Run a command inside a sandbox |
| mcp-server | Run as an MCP server (stdio) |
| app-server | Run the app server for IDE integration |
| resume | Continue a previous session |
| fork | Fork a previous session |
| session | Inspect or branch sessions |
| plugin | Manage plugins |
| history | Browse session history |
| login | Sign in to a provider or configure BYOK |
| auth-status | Show auth status for every provider |
| init | Initialize ~/.agiworkforce/ |
| onboarding | Re-run the first-run onboarding |
Sandbox
Risky actions run inside a box.
On Linux the sandbox is bubblewrap. On macOS it's Seatbelt. Tool execution runs under OS-level sandboxing by default. Riskier actions ask for explicit approval. Turning the sandbox off is a visible, deliberate choice.
Trust modes
Your terminal, your boundary.
Local, BYOK, and AGI Cloud stay separate in the CLI too. /privacy-mode shows the active trust boundary. A Local session only continues elsewhere when you explicitly ask.
Local
Offline with local models.
Point agi at Ollama or LM Studio and work entirely on your machine.
- Local sessions never silently leave your device
- /privacy-mode shows the active trust boundary
- Session journals live under ~/.agiworkforce/
- No account required
BYOK
Your keys, your billing.
Sign in with agi login. Device-code OAuth or an API key.
- 10+ providers plus custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints
- Traffic goes directly to your provider
- /continue-with-byok is an explicit, visible step
- agi auth-status shows every configured provider
AGI Cloud
Managed compute, by invite.
Cloud execution is waitlist-gated and fails closed in the developer preview.
- Private beta via waitlist and invite codes
- agi cloud reports beta status and the model catalog only
- Clear labels before anything routes to cloud
- One email when your access opens
Install
Build from source, sign in, go.
The agi binary builds with a standard Rust toolchain from the AGI source tree. For Desktop, Mobile, and the extensions, head to the download page.
# from the AGI source tree (Rust toolchain) $ cargo install --path apps/cli --bin agi # first run $ agi login $ agi auth-status
Public launch: July 12, 2026
Open a terminal. Start working.
Build the agi binary from source on macOS or Linux. Keep your sessions replayable from day one. AGI Cloud opens by invite.
Public launch · July 12, 2026