Live presence
Cursors, comments, and live sessions as work happens, all on the same board.
Work together again
One shared board instead of ten private terminals.
Bring your team and agents together on one live, multiplayer canvas.
Shared dev environments
Engineers, reviewers, PMs, and QA rally around the same branches and builds. No more “spin up your own to see it.”
Learn from each other
Watch how teammates prompt, standardize the patterns that work, and build a shared knowledge base as you go.
Claude Code
Codex
Gemini
Copilot
OpenCode
CursorBeta
Bring your own provider and subscription. Pick the best harness per session, no lock-in. All in a web workspace that leaves the terminal behind.
Learn from each other
Get better at AI together
Most AI work happens behind one person’s screen, so good techniques stay private and the same mistakes get made twice. Agor puts every session on a shared board, where you can open a colleague’s session and follow the whole conversation: the prompts, the tool calls, and the decisions that got a good result.
When something works, the team keeps it instead of rediscovering it.
- Read the whole threadSessions live on branch cards, not in someone’s scrollback, so anyone on the board can see how the work got done.
- Try your own takeFork a colleague’s Claude Code or Codex session to explore a different approach without disturbing theirs.
- Keep what worksSave decisions and runbooks to the shared knowledge base, and turn a good prompt into a zone trigger anyone can reuse.
Live presence
See who’s working on what
No more “share your screen” calls to find out what a teammate’s agent is doing. Live cursors show where everyone is on the board, the facepile shows who is online and which board they’re on, and branch cards pulse when a session is waiting on someone.
- Live cursorsNames and positions update about ten times a second, so you can coordinate instead of stepping on each other.
- FacepileSee who’s online and jump to the board they’re on, when you have access to it.
- Attention pulseBranches glow when a session needs input or a long run finishes, even from a background tab.
Shared dev environments
One running build for the whole team
Every branch can run its own dev environment on its own ports, so five features can run side by side. Configure the environment once for the repo, and everyone on the team gets one-click start and stop on every branch.
Engineers, reviewers, PMs, and QA open the same running build instead of each spinning up their own to see it.
- Configured once, in the repoAn .agor.yml file describes the environment, so it’s reviewed and shared like any other code.
- No port fightsPorts are derived from each branch, so parallel branches never collide.
- Shared terminalsWhen two people open the same branch’s terminal, they see each other’s keystrokes live.
Hands on the same keyboard
Work in the same terminal
Open a branch’s terminal and anyone else on that branch sees the same session live: every keystroke, every output. Pair on a fix, walk a new teammate through a setup, or explore a branch together during review.
- Branch-scopedEach branch gets its own shared terminal, open to teammates who have access to it.
Bring your agents
Work with the agents your team already uses
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, and OpenCode all run on the same board, with Cursor in beta. Pick the right agent for each session, mix them on one branch, and switch when something better ships.
Everyone keeps their own settings and credentials, so a team can share boards and conversations without sharing secrets.
- Your provider, your subscriptionEach person brings their own credentials, or uses workspace ones, depending on how your team sets it up.
- Per-person defaultsDefault model and permission mode are set per person and per agent.
For AI enablers
Turn one person’s wins into team practice
Handing out AI accounts doesn’t change how a team works. If you’re the person already getting great results, Agor gives you a way to make that work visible, bring colleagues into it, and turn it into workflows the rest of the team can use and improve.
That person is your AI enabler. At Preset we call the role the AI Enablement Engineer, and Agor is built to be their workbench.
You don’t need the whole team on day one. Start on your own, then invite people in as the work becomes worth sharing.
- Start on your ownInstall Agor, connect your agents, and set up your first teammate.
- Bring colleagues inShare a board, point people at the sessions and prompts that work, and let them build on them.
- Make it repeatableZone triggers, shared knowledge, and AI teammates turn a one-off success into something anyone can run.
What is an AI Enablement Engineer? Get started Your first teammate AI teammates
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Bring your team and agents together
Start on your own with Agor Community Edition and bring colleagues in as you go, or talk to us about rolling Agor out across your team. Agor Cloud is here when you’d rather we run it.
Talk about the work where it lives
Agent conversations scroll away. Comments stay pinned to the board, zone, branch, or session they’re about, so a colleague finds the note right next to the work instead of digging through a transcript.
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