AigentFlow Desktop is in pre-release. This documentation reflects the current build and will change before general availability.
Getting started
What AigentFlow is
A desktop application that supervises AI coding agents on your own machine, sets how far each one may reach, and shows you everything it changed.
AigentFlow Desktop runs on Windows. It sits between you and the coding agents you already pay for, Claude and Codex, and gives their work a shape: a project, a set of rules, a record of what happened and a review step over everything it changed.
You describe what you want in plain words. An agent plans it and works on it, editing files in your project as it goes. The mode you choose decides how far it may reach, and every file it touches is listed for you to read.
What the product promises
- The agent never surprises you. It works inside the mode you set, and every file it touches is listed and readable while it works.
- You always know who is waiting. When the app needs you, it says so unmistakably.
- It tells the truth about itself. A number that cannot be measured is not shown, and a blocked turn never reads as complete.
- Your work is yours. Your local projects, files and history are never destroyed by the app’s own state.
Two ways to see the app
AigentFlow opens in the simpler of its two views. The sidebar shows Home, Ideas, Tech Lead and Settings, and the language stays plain: you describe what you want and a tech lead does the technical part.
Turning on Show the developer tools in Settings reveals the rest: the rules, the connectors, the audit log and the terminal layouts. These pages describe both, and say when something is behind that switch.
What you need
- A Windows machine.
- Claude or Codex, signed in through its own command line tool. AigentFlow reuses that session and never asks for those credentials.
AigentFlow does not replace your agent subscription. It supervises the agents you already use.