A desktop app developed and offered by AGI Labo. It brings multiple AI agents — Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Cursor, and Grok Build — onto a single screen so you can run tasks in parallel and see every job’s progress at a glance. A Master Agent takes a rough request, breaks it into subtasks, assigns each one to the agent best suited for it, and consolidates the results. The official site positions it as “a work OS for AI agents,” covering not only coding but any work on your computer, such as drafting articles, compiling data, and preparing events. It runs on Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon), and Linux, and the latest release as of August 2026 is v4.60.0.
Key Features
- Parallel execution across agents: Run Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Cursor, Grok Build, and the first-party Cockpit Agent side by side in the same task list. Statuses switch automatically between running, awaiting confirmation, and finished, so it stays manageable no matter how many jobs are in flight
- Automatic task splitting by the Master Agent: Hand it a coarse request such as “get next week’s launch ready,” and it works out what needs doing, distributes the pieces across agents, and aggregates progress. You are asked only when a decision is required
- cockpit ask keeps you to decisions only: When an agent gets stuck, a window floats to the front with a question and answer buttons. Pick an option or type a free-form reply and work resumes — you can even answer from your phone while away from your desk
- HTML Mode turns results into a screen you can operate: Responses can come back as dashboards, choice buttons, and forms. What you select or enter on that screen flows straight back to the agent and drives the next step
- Bring your own model with Cockpit Agent: Supports both cloud models via OpenRouter and local models running in LM Studio, so you can pick per task based on cost and confidentiality
- Autorun and mobile control: Scheduled runs by time or interval (“summarize the news every morning at 6”) plus remote control from a phone through the PWA — both are AGI Labo membership features
- cockpit skill for CLI hand-offs: Install the skill into Claude Code, Codex, and the like, and you can create child tasks in Cockpit from your usual CLI session
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What’s included |
|---|---|---|
| Local features | $0 | Parallel task management, Master Agent task splitting, HTML Mode, cockpit ask, the side panel, the in-app browser, the session history dashboard, and more. No account required and no cap on the number of tasks |
| AGI Labo membership | $20/month or $200/year | Everything above plus Autorun (scheduled execution) and remote access from your phone or another device. Also includes AGI Labo articles, courses, and community benefits. Comes with a 7-day free trial |
To run Claude Code, Codex, and similar agents you need each agent’s own CLI and plan. The first-party Cockpit Agent works with an OpenRouter API key or a local LM Studio installation.
Pricing is current as of August 2026. Check the official site for the latest details.
Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- The core local features are free and unlimited, and you can try them without creating an account
- Consolidates multiple coding agents onto one screen, replacing the habit of tiling split terminals
- The Master Agent handles decomposition and routing, so work starts without you specifying task granularity in detail
- Supports all three major platforms: Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Designed to handle non-development work — writing, aggregation, research — in the same place
- You can switch between cloud and local models, keeping sensitive data on your own machine when needed
⚠️ Cons
- Each agent requires its own separate plan, so Cockpit’s own price does not determine your actual running cost
- Scheduled runs (Autorun) and phone-based remote control are membership-only and unavailable on the free tier
- The macOS build targets Apple Silicon only; Intel Macs are not supported
- Releases ship frequently, so features and screens can change over a short period
- The official FAQ documents cases where some security software falsely flags the Windows installer
- The more agents you run at once, the harder it becomes to track each one’s usage and billing
Comparison with Similar Services
| Item | AGI Cockpit | Vibe Kanban | Conductor | Official Claude Code desktop app |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Positioning | A work OS bundling multiple agents | Parallel management of coding agents | Parallel management of coding agents | An app dedicated to Claude Code |
| Supported agents | Claude Code / Codex / Antigravity / Cursor / Grok Build / Cockpit Agent | Multiple coding agents | Primarily Claude Code | Claude Code only |
| Platforms | Windows / macOS / Linux | Check the official site | Mainly macOS | Check the official site |
| Scope of work | Covers non-development work too | Focused on development | Focused on development | Focused on development |
| Pricing | Local features free, membership $20/month | Check the official site | Check the official site | Follows your Claude plan |
Specifications and pricing for the comparison targets change often, so confirm the latest details on each official site before adopting one.
Who Is It For
- Developers running Claude Code and Codex together who have hit the limits of managing split terminals
- Anyone juggling parallel tasks who keeps losing track of which one stalled and which one needs a reply
- People who want routine work — a morning news summary, for instance — to run automatically at a set time
- People who want to send follow-up instructions to agents while out of the office or on the move
- Teams that want to hand non-coding work such as drafting, aggregation, and research to AI agents
- Anyone who wants to process confidential data with a local model while running everyday work on cloud models
Summary
AGI Cockpit is a desktop app that gathers a growing pile of AI agents onto one screen and makes it clear which ones are running and which are waiting on your answer. Master Agent task splitting and HTML Mode are both aimed at reducing the effort of issuing detailed instructions and reviewing results. Because the core local features are free, unlimited, and require no account, the easiest way in is to install it and put one piece of your everyday work on it. Once you also need scheduled runs and phone-based control, the $20/month AGI Labo membership is worth considering.