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Your autonomous
software factory.

Turn Claude Code and Codex into a software factory you control. Delegate development, run independent checks, and deliver from your own environment.

Free local orchestration. Developer beta. Bring your coding agents.

AgentDQuick start · three commands
$ curl -fsSL https://console.libraos.com/agentd/install.sh | sh
installed ~/.local/bin/agentd
next: cd your-repo && agentd init
$ export AGENTD_USER=you && cd your-repo && agentd init
activationcode from console.libraos.com/agentd ok
eulaAgentD End User Agreement (agentd eula, or libraos.com/eula) accepted
ledger~/.local/share/agentd/ledger.db
servicesagentd-notify, agentd-daily, agentd-watchdog enabled
claudeMCP server and hooks registered
codexMCP server and hooks registered
$ agentd run "Add a test for the parser" --budget 30m --check "go test ./..."
worker: claude in your-repo, branch agentd/hof-3f9a1c2b7e
budget: 30m
started; Ctrl-C detaches and the work continues
result
handoffhof-3f9a1c2b7e done
workerclaude claude-opus-5-5
branchagentd/hof-3f9a1c2b7e 8c41e2d
diff2 files changed, 84 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)
checkgo test ./...: exit 0
minutes11.6
dollars0.94

Measured,
not promised.

The same 8 screens and the same hidden tests, built twice: once by a single Claude Code session, once by AgentD running 4 Claude and 4 Codex workers from one terminal, with every result checked.

Faster
2.5×9.5 min to 3.8 min, wall clock to the last task done
Terminals
18 agents at once, each in its own worktree
Context per agent
−45%137K to 76K tokens, and 8 of 8 results passed their check
Measured on 2026-11-03 with Claude Code and Codex workers. Full video and method

From issue to
verified delivery.

Give each task a goal, acceptance criteria and a check. AgentD keeps the handoffs and evidence together.

  1. Research

    Capture context and define what a successful result looks like.

  2. Development

    A coding agent works on the task in its own worktree.

  3. Test

    Run the project’s check command and keep its output with the change.

  4. Validation

    A separate validator checks the result. Questions and exceptions come back to you.

Checks support delivery decisions. Publishing and merging remain separate authorized actions, governed by your repository permissions.

Read the delivery workflow

Every result
has a receipt.

Follow the goal, the change and the checks. See what passed, what still needs attention, and where a person needs to make a decision.

Evidence stays with the task, so your next agent can pick up where the last one stopped.

Acceptance record

Goal
Make dialogs keyboard accessible.
Acceptance
Focus stays in the dialog. Escape closes it.
Verification
Project checks passed. Independent validation recorded.
Delivery
Changes ready. Publication requires authorization.

Local first.
Cloud optional.

AgentD Local orchestration is free. Run it in your own development environment, using your coding agents and model accounts.

Understand the costs
AgentD Local
Free orchestration. Beta invitation, activation and EULA acceptance required.
Models and tools
Coding-tool subscriptions and inference usage are billed separately by your providers.
Cloud Workers
Optional hosted execution, in beta. $0.04 per active minute, plus the job’s model usage from your LibraOS credits.

Powered by LibraOS.

AgentD manages development tasks and workers. Add the services your workflow needs.

Join the
developer beta.

Bring a real repository and a first task. We’re inviting developers and engineering teams using Claude Code or Codex.

Your email app opens a draft. Access is invitation-only; a request does not activate an account.

Your first task

  1. Redeem your invitation in Console and download AgentD.
  2. Activate AgentD, accept the EULA and connect your coding client.
  3. Run a small task with explicit acceptance criteria and a check command.

Tested setup: Linux with systemd user services, or macOS, with Git 2.25+, GitHub CLI and Claude Code or Codex.

Download and setup guide