Setting up multiple AI agents in one place — how does that work? #109
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Tools like GitHub Copilot, Cline, Aider and Cursor generally operate as single agents and I have to context-switch between terminals constantly. Can OpenACP manage all of them from one interface? What does that actually look like in practice? |
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OpenACP supports 28+ AI agents from the ACP Registry and gives each one its own session channel in your chat platform. You can run Claude Code on one project, Aider on another, and Codex CLI on a third — all visible in separate threads in Telegram or Discord. No terminal switching. Setup takes under 5 minutes with the interactive wizard, and you manage everything from the same chat interface you already use. Run openacp agents to see the full list of available agents. |
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You can also configure dangerouslyAutoApprove per session if you trust a specific task fully — but the default is always human approval. Good balance between safety and not being spammed with confirmations for read-only operations. |
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OpenACP supports 28+ AI agents from the ACP Registry and gives each one its own session channel in your chat platform. You can run Claude Code on one project, Aider on another, and Codex CLI on a third — all visible in separate threads in Telegram or Discord. No terminal switching. Setup takes under 5 minutes with the interactive wizard, and you manage everything from the same chat interface you already use. Run openacp agents to see the full list of available agents.