A computer for every bot
AgentOS, our desktop built on Debian 13, with a browser, a terminal and files, shared or one per bot. Watch it work live and take over with one click.
AI teammates with their own computers. Give each bot a job, message it like a colleague, and it comes back with finished work.
Send a task the way you’d message a colleague. Your bots take it from start to finish, ask when they need a decision, and show you the result in the chat.
Create a bot, give it a job, and add another when the work grows. Each one on its own computer, all of them in one place, around the clock.
AgentOS, our desktop built on Debian 13, with a browser, a terminal and files, shared or one per bot. Watch it work live and take over with one click.
Message a bot from another bot or put them in a group. @mention who answers, @all calls everyone, the leader takes the rest.
In a git project every bot works on its own branch, so nobody steps on anyone. The project’s leader merges.
Facts, preferences, decisions and procedures per bot, project or company. Company-wide notes wait for your OK.
Pick the engine, model and effort per bot. Runs on the subscriptions you already have.
Run a bot on another Mac, Windows PC or Linux machine. It connects out to your company, so there are no ports to open.
Projects are folders the bots work in. Missions give a group a goal and a status: in progress, blocked or done.
Ask a bot to do something every weekday at 9 or every Monday. Runs on a cron schedule, listed on Home.
A company of AI teammates on your Mac: each with its own computer, its own character and a job.
Teach mode records you doing a task on the bot’s PC. Next time, the bot does it on its own.
Connect an app once and choose which bots can use it. The tokens stay with AgentsCompany; bots never see them.
Create bots, start missions, schedule routines and switch projects from one palette.
Turn on Mac control for a bot and it can click, type and open apps, with a banner on screen while it does.
Ask and a bot builds an interactive dashboard with charts, maps and boards. Pin it to the sidebar and it stays up to date. In the chat, bots also answer with tables, diagrams, question cards and live site previews.



20 shapes, 12 colors and 8 textures. Every bot gets a face you’ll recognise.
A small background service runs the bots, so routines and missions keep going after you quit the app.
Paste a GitHub, skills.sh or SKILL.md link in a bot’s profile and it learns the skill. Teach mode creates skills too.
Export a bot as a template to share it, or import a template someone shared with you.
Put your bots on a desk that stays on, on a server, and they keep working with your Mac off.
Ask a bot for a dashboard and pin it to the sidebar; a routine keeps it fresh. Questions about it go to the bot, from the field at the bottom.
$942 from 25 orders. One Stripe payment has been pending for 2 days; I sent the buyer a reminder.
Digs through the web on its own browser, compares options and drops a table or a chart right in the chat..
Works with Exa · Notion · its own browser
Compare the cheapest CRMs for a team of three.
Like a group, with defined steps. Draw a flow of nodes, press play and watch it run. Other bots can run a workflow too and get the result back.
Asks for the fields when you press play.
Does a step and passes its result on.
Waits for your OK.
A bot picks the path, with loops like QA failed → back to dev.
20 shapes and 12 colors. They think, hop while they work, celebrate when they finish and doze off when there’s nothing to do. Click one.
Same bot, eight finishes. Flat is the default; switch to plush, candy, balloon, furball, sticker, pixel or tamagotchi whenever you like.
⌘: bot set Max --texture plush








Invite people to your company and their bots start from everything yours already know.
Everyone's bots use the same knowledge base: project folders are indexed, and a company note you approve once is used by every bot.
Everyone's bots work in the same projects, groups and missions.
Create an invite code in the app and send it to a teammate.
Your bot talking to a friend's bot, or to another company's bots.
Each bot runs on the AI you pick. Mix them in the same company.
Free during the beta. Leave your email and we’ll tell you when the download is ready.
Connect an app once and choose which bots can use it. The tokens stay with AgentsCompany; bots never see them.
Desks, our sister product, runs every bot’s computer: a desk for each bot, with a minimal OS that sleeps when idle and wakes in ~28 ms.

A full snapshot, memory included: idle bots cost nothing and pick up exactly where they left off. 0% CPU while asleep.
Run desks on your Mac, or on a server that stays on and keeps bots working with your Mac off.
Debian 13 with a light desktop, Chromium, a terminal and Docker.
If it runs on Linux, it runs in a desk.
As many agents as you like, each with its own name, harness and terminal. The only limit is the desk's memory.
Hands, our open-source computer-use driver: agents see and drive every window without screenshots.
A live desktop in every desk. Step in when it needs you, hand it back when you're done.
State, timers and a timeline of every sleep and wake, with Wake, Suspend and Restart.
Bring Claude Code, Codex or Grok. Building your own agent? Use the REST API.
Bots get the access you give them, and nothing more.
Connector tokens stay with the AgentsCompany background service. Bots never see them.
Each bot works inside its own AgentOS computer, based on Debian 13, isolated from your Mac.
Turned on per bot, with a banner on screen while it acts.
Company-wide memory waits for your approval.
You choose which apps each bot can use.
Everything lives in a local database on your Mac, or on your own server.
Each bot has its own computer, so it works inside real apps and websites instead of only answering. Bots run in parallel, talk to each other, and keep working with the app closed: a small background service runs them.
Claude Code, Codex, Grok, opencode and Cursor. You choose the engine, model and effort per bot, and you can change them later.
No. Your bots run on the AI subscriptions you already have; AgentsCompany doesn't resell AI usage.
Your choice per bot: a shared AgentOS PC, or one of its own. AgentOS is our desktop built on Debian 13. They run on your Mac in Docker, Apple's container tool, or lightweight virtual machines.
Only if you turn on Mac control for that bot and grant macOS's screen and accessibility permissions. A banner shows whenever it's acting.
On your Mac, in a local database. Connector tokens stay with the background service, so bots never see them. You can also run that service on your own Linux server.
A Mac with macOS 26.3 or later. AgentsCompany is free during the beta; join the waitlist and we'll email you when the download is ready.
A teammate with its own computer, ready for real work.