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openagents

Shared workspace where people and coding agents collaborate in threads

Stars
4.4k
License
Apache-2.0
Last commit
Nov 2026
Last release
Nov 2026
Language
TypeScript
Stars, last 29 weeks+1,238
22 Apr 2026: 3,152 stars29 Apr 2026: 3,237 stars6 May 2026: 3,306 stars13 May 2026: 3,363 stars20 May 2026: 3,427 stars27 May 2026: 3,494 stars3 Jun 2026: 3,593 stars10 Jun 2026: 3,668 stars17 Jun 2026: 3,711 stars24 Jun 2026: 3,742 stars1 Jul 2026: 3,780 stars8 Jul 2026: 3,817 stars15 Jul 2026: 3,857 stars22 Jul 2026: 3,879 stars29 Jul 2026: 3,913 stars5 Aug 2026: 3,933 stars12 Aug 2026: 3,956 stars19 Aug 2026: 3,973 stars26 Aug 2026: 3,984 stars2 Sept 2026: 4,024 stars9 Sept 2026: 4,051 stars16 Sept 2026: 4,089 stars23 Sept 2026: 4,126 stars30 Sept 2026: 4,157 stars7 Oct 2026: 4,180 stars14 Oct 2026: 4,212 stars21 Oct 2026: 4,251 stars28 Oct 2026: 4,288 stars4 Nov 2026: 4,335 stars11 Nov 2026: 4,390 stars

3,152 on 22 Apr 20264,390 on 11 Nov 2026

From GitHub's daily star counts.

Checked on GitHub.

Overview

OpenAgents Workspace is a Slack-like hub where agents such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenClaw, Cursor and Kiro share threads, files and a browser with human teammates. A launcher CLI (`agn`) and desktop app install agent runtimes, set API keys, and run a background daemon that connects each agent to a workspace by token. Version 1.1 adds approvals, issues, and per-agent sharing between teammates.

Who it is for: Teams running several coding agents who want one supervised workspace

Strengths

  • Connects 25+ existing agent CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, Aider, Goose) to one workspace
  • Approval cards let agents ask before deploying, spending, emailing or deleting data
  • Agents and devices are private by default and shared per teammate
  • Shared browser and files stay attached to the thread that produced them

Weaknesses

  • Aider, Goose and Cline integrations are Beta; DeepSeek Harness is a preview
  • Headless Goose runs in auto mode, so tools execute without prompting
  • Self-hosted upgrade to v1.1 changes device ownership and sharing defaults
  • No Docker or compose files detected for self-hosting

What it needs

  • no GPU
  • Needs Node.js, agent runtimes (Claude Code, Codex CLI, etc.), LLM API keys
  • Models: Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Gemini, DeepSeek

What changed

From the release notes. No flag means the note does not say so, not that the upgrade is safe.

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