Agent OS

Agent OS is a mobile-first web interface for managing AI coding sessions across multiple agents and machines.

Agent OS is a self-hosted home for AI coding agents that lets you run sessions side by side, chat with them, or drop into their terminal. It supports multiple agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Aider, running sessions in tmux by default so closing the browser never stops your work. You can manage tasks from your phone, dictate prompts with voice-to-text, and view status, diffs, and pull requests directly from the UI. It is designed for developers who want mobile access and browser-based workflows for their AI coding tasks. The platform includes code search, file picking, git integration, and session orchestration.

Agent OS at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: Web, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, CLI, self-hosted, open source
Pricing: Free and open source
Released: October 2026
Category: AI coding tool
Website: github.com/saadnvd1/agent-os

Key features

Mobile-first interface
Voice-to-text dictation
Multi-pane layout
tmux session persistence
Multiple machine support
Codebase search
Git integration
Dev servers

Use it for

Managing multiple AI coding sessions side by side
Checking on coding tasks remotely from a phone
Handing off tasks that end in a pull request
Browsing and attaching files to sessions

Alternatives to Agent OS

Agent Manager — Run multiple AI coding agents side by side with live status, quick prompts, and diff review.
Snippet Service — It runs locally, keeps sessions on disk, and provides a companion app for remote steering.
Agent of Empires — Manages multiple AI coding agents in parallel with Git worktrees and Docker sandboxing.
Agent Relay — It carries turns between different AI agents and stops for human decisions.
agent-device — Token-efficient snapshots and semantic references for native mobile and TV apps.
AgentDock — Manages multiple coding agents from one screen-edge inbox without switching tabs.
Agent Archive — Hand off coding sessions between Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor across machines.
Agents Anywhere — Manage and continue coding agent sessions across desktop, mobile and web.
BrowserOS — Runs entirely locally and lets AI agents use real user logins to complete tasks.
Alook — Connects existing local coding agents to team communication channels.
Lody — Run coding agents in parallel with isolated worktrees and live diff reviews.
Kolo — Teams share one browser session to watch, type, and control AI agents together.

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