Website
Use AGI in the browser with subscription-backed chat, projects, artifacts, usage, billing, and account settings.
- Subscription web chat
- Projects and artifacts
- Usage and billing controls
Public launch: July 12, 2026 · six surfaces
Do more with AGI, everywhere you work.
One product suite across Website, Mobile, Desktop, CLI, Chrome, and VS Code. AGI keeps the same core promise on every surface: Website users can try AGI managed Auto Economy with a small free cap. Local and BYOK are supported on desktop and developer surfaces. Higher hosted cloud is invite-only.
Surfaces
Mobile
Use AGI on iOS and Android for local chat, voice, approvals, share previews, and Cloud Managed invite access.
- iOS and Android
- Local chat and voice
- Cloud invite waitlist
Desktop
The local AGI host for chat, local models, BYOK keys, computer use, and cowork tasks in one shell.
- macOS, Windows, Linux
- Local and BYOK modes
- Chat and cowork together
CLI
Run AGI from the terminal for repo-aware coding, permissioned tools, model routing, and local sessions.
- Terminal agent
- Permission modes
- Local workspace scope
Chrome
Bring AGI into the browser side panel for page-aware chat, capture, and permissioned browser actions.
- Side panel
- Ask and act modes
- Site permissions
VS Code
Use AGI inside the editor for chat, edits, review, terminal handoff, and effort-aware coding sessions.
- Editor sidebar
- Diff review
- Terminal handoff
Desktop installers
| Platform | What it installs | Action |
|---|---|---|
| macOS | Universal desktop installer route | Download |
| Windows | Installer route opens when release assets are available | Check availability |
| Linux | AppImage or package route opens when release assets are available | Check availability |
Terminal
$curl -fsSL https://agiworkforce.com/install.sh | sh $agi login $agi exec "review this repo"
Choose local, BYOK, or managed cloud deliberately.
Desktop and CLI are the local execution anchors. Website uses subscription-backed app chat. Mobile is Local plus Cloud invite. Chrome and VS Code stay scoped to browser and workspace tasks unless the user explicitly hands off context.