Getting started

Installing and connecting

How you get the app, and how it reaches the coding agents you already pay for.

AigentFlow Desktop runs on Windows. It is not on sale yet. Register your interest on this site and we will send you the build when it is ready.

Signing in to your agent

AigentFlow never asks for your Claude or Codex credentials, and it has no sign-in of its own for them. You sign in with the provider’s own command line tool, outside AigentFlow, and the app reuses that session. Typing /login in a session declines and says exactly that. /logout behaves the same way.

What the app checks

Settings reports two versions for each provider: the SDK bundled with AigentFlow, and the claude or codex command line tool installed on your own machine. Either can be missing, and the page says which. It can update the installed tool for you, and if Windows has the files locked because the tool is still running, it says so rather than showing you the error.

If a session says Not connected yet, Settings is the first place to look. /doctor declines for the same reason: the check lives on that page, not in the transcript.