Download AgentTeams.
Free, and it stays free.
One desktop app. Your code never leaves your machine unless you point an agent at a hosted model. No account, no credit card, no API key required for the first run.
- Signed builds, no telemetry by default
- Bring your own key, or use a free model
- Works offline with local runtimes
- Uninstall leaves nothing behind
macOS · Apple Silicon
.dmg · macOS 12 Monterey or newer
Wrong platform? See every build
Or install from a terminal
brew install --cask agentdeckEvery platform, one release
Same version, same features. Pick the architecture that matches your machine.
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macOS · Apple Silicon
.dmg · 118 MB · macOS 12 Monterey or newer
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macOS · Intel
.dmg · 124 MB · macOS 12 Monterey or newer
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Windows · x64
.exe · 96 MB · Windows 10 or newer
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Windows · ARM64
.exe · 94 MB · Windows 11 on ARM
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Linux · x64
.AppImage · 132 MB · glibc 2.31 or newer
Checksums and release notes: github.com/agentdeck/releases
Four steps to a moving board
The app is useful within a couple of minutes. You do not need to configure providers first.
- 01
Install and open
The app ships with a free model already wired up, so you can take the first run the moment it opens.
- 02
Point it at a project
Open any local repo. AgentTeams reads the structure and sets up a workspace per teammate.
- 03
Create three roles
A lead, a builder and a reviewer is the right starting team. Add more once review is the bottleneck.
- 04
Give it an objective
The lead breaks it into cards and the board starts moving. You review what reaches the review column.
Plug in whatever you already pay for
Subscriptions, API keys, local runtimes — mix them per agent. A cheap model can triage while an expensive one reviews.
Claude Code
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Codex
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OpenCode
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Cursor
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GitHub Copilot
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Z.AI
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Kimi
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Kiro
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OpenRouter
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The questions people actually ask
Is it really free?
Yes. The app is free and open source, and it ships with a free model that needs no authentication — no account, no API key, no card. Paid providers are entirely optional and only apply if you connect one.
Which platforms are supported?
macOS on both Apple Silicon and Intel, Windows on x64 and ARM64, and Linux via AppImage. The download page detects your platform and puts the right build first.
Is my code private?
Coordination state, task history and app data stay on your machine. Code only leaves your machine if you point an agent at a hosted model — and you choose that per team, so you can keep sensitive repos on a local runtime.
What stops agents from burning money overnight?
Set a monthly ceiling in tokens or currency. You get an alert at 80% and again at 100%, and scheduled runs can hard-stop at the cap rather than continuing. Spend is broken down per team, agent, task and model so you can see what is expensive.
How many agents should I run at once?
Start with three: a lead, a builder and a reviewer. Add builders only when the board shows cards waiting in assigned rather than in review. Most people over-provision builders and end up bottlenecked on review instead.
What if two agents edit the same file?
Give each teammate its own workspace and they never touch the same working tree. For work that genuinely overlaps, link the tasks so one blocks the other and the board enforces the order.
More answers in the full FAQ, or search the site.
- FeatureKanban boardFive columns that move on their own. Tasks change status the moment an agent picks them up.
- PagePricingFree and open source. Paid provider usage is optional and capped by you.
- AnswerIs my code private?Coordination state, task history and app data stay on your machine. Code only leaves your machine if you point an agent at a hosted model — and you choose that per team, so you can keep sensitive repos on a local runtime.
AgentTeams v1.4.0
Open source under MIT. Read the code, fork it, or file the bug that has been annoying you.