Shared memory
Each assistant gets a namespace in the knowledge base: semantically searchable, durable, and shared with the team.
Explore Knowledge →Team command center for all things agentic.
Break out of the terminal.
Bring your team and agents together.
Open source. Try it today with a 3-minute local install.

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CursorBetaBring your own provider and subscription. Pick the best harness per session, no lock-in. All in a web workspace that leaves the terminal behind.
Most agent tools are solo. Agor isn’t. Cursors, comments, and a facepile show who’s here. Sessions, dev environments, and branches are shared. One link, one running thing, everyone looking at the same live work.

Arrange branches, zones, sessions, and teammates on one spatial canvas for agentic workflows.

Watch tool calls, decisions, session trees, forks, subsessions, and handoffs unfold with full context.

Give long-lived helpers memory, skills, schedules, and team-wide reach beyond one-off prompts.

Bring agents into Slack, GitHub, and the threads where your team already coordinates work.

Run standups, audits, digests, reports, and assistant heartbeats without waiting to be asked.

Let agents render live dashboards, mockups, calculators, and tools directly on the board.

Give humans and agents one shared place for decisions, runbooks, prompts, memory, and reusable context.

Start, stop, health-check, and inspect logs for every branch environment without port fights.

Anything a user can do in Agor, an agent can do too: spawn peers, move work, schedule runs, and report back.
One-off prompts don’t compound. In Agor, assistants have durable identities your team can teach conversationally, then equip with memory, tools, channels, and schedules as they grow, so what works for one person finally reaches the whole team.
Each assistant gets a namespace in the knowledge base: semantically searchable, durable, and shared with the team.
Explore Knowledge →Package repeatable workflows as skills and connect assistants to the MCP servers your team already trusts.
See MCP control →Teach an assistant by talking to it. The programming language is conversation, and the useful parts become reusable context.
Read about Assistants →Reach assistants from Slack, GitHub, or wherever work already happens through gateway channels.
Open Message Gateway →Run heartbeats, daily standups, audits, digests, or longer workflows without waiting for a prompt.
Explore Scheduler →Tune voice, style, and level of agency so every assistant knows how bold to be and when to ask first.
Agent modeling 101 →Choose the right agent harness, keep your data yours, and move from solo experiments to team-visible workflows without locking into one frontier.
Agor Cloud is opening to teams now. The open-source build is ready when you are.