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One operator. Many AI agents. In parallel.
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agentOmatic is a closed-source desktop control plane for AI coding agents.
It gives one operator a structured workspace for launching, monitoring, steering, and recovering many terminal-based agents across projects, machines, and displays from a single place.
It fits searches like:
- multi-agent coding workspace
- AI coding dashboard
- agent orchestration software
- AI developer control panel
- desktop app for AI coding agents
- Claude Code + Codex + Gemini + Ollama in one workspace
- OpenClaw-compatible agent workspace
- signed AI coding installer for Windows, macOS, and Linux
This GitHub repository is used to distribute documentation and official installers. Source code is not distributed here.
Think of it as a dashboard for AI workers who build software.
agentOmatic helps:
- software engineers run many AI agents in parallel instead of one at a time
- founders and small teams ship more software without a large engineering org
- non-technical operators guide software delivery through AI systems with more structure and oversight
- autonomous agents install a ready-made multi-agent workspace instead of building one from scratch
If you need software shipped faster, with more visibility and less chaos than one-chat-at-a-time tools, this is what agentOmatic is for.
agentOmatic is built to orchestrate common AI coding CLIs in one workspace.
- Claude Code by Anthropic
- Codex CLI by OpenAI
- Gemini CLI by Google
- Aider
- Ollama for local models
Through Ollama, users can run local models such as:
- DeepSeek
- Llama
- Qwen
- Phi
- Mistral
- Devstral
- Gemma
- Nemotron
- CodeLlama
- and other Ollama-compatible models
You can mix frontier CLIs and local models in the same project, and switch between them per agent. Local models can run entirely on your own machine through Ollama, while frontier tools can use your existing API keys.
agentOmatic is not trying to be the model, the coding CLI, or the personal assistant.
- Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Aider, and Ollama are tools and model runners.
- OpenClaw, Claude Computer Use, OpenAI Operator, Browser-use, Skyvern, Open Interpreter, CrewAI, AutoGen, and LangChain-style systems are agents, automation layers, or agent frameworks.
- agentOmatic is the desktop orchestration environment above them: the place where you launch, supervise, recover, and coordinate them.
If someone is comparing agentOmatic vs Claude Code, agentOmatic vs Cursor, agentOmatic vs Windsurf, agentOmatic vs OpenClaw, or agentOmatic vs Replit Agent, the real answer is that agentOmatic sits in a different layer of the stack. It is the workspace and control plane for running serious agent workflows, not just a single model tab or autocomplete experience.
agentOmatic is built around agentic engineering:
- one operator directing many agents in parallel
- reviewed, tested, and structured workflows instead of YOLO prompting
- a desktop command center instead of scattered chat tabs and terminal windows
- a repeatable system for planning, building, testing, polishing, and shipping
The value is not just "AI that writes code." The value is having a reliable workflow for running many AI coding agents side by side.
One prompt. A fleet of AI agents. A playable result on consumer hardware.
Step 1 · Home Screen Projects, installed AI CLIs, and a clean entry point for starting a new build. |
Step 2 · Prompt and setup A plain-English directive is enough to kick off a full multi-agent workflow. |
Step 3 · Spawn the team Many specialized agents can be launched in parallel, each with its own role and terminal. |
Step 4 · Work in parallel The operator directs; the agents build, test, and iterate across the workspace. |
⭐ Agent Manager
The command center for a live multi-agent session. Every agent is individually visible and steerable.
Playable build Projects move from idea to working output inside the same workspace. |
Final result The point is not just chatting with AI. The point is shipping software with structure. |
agentOmatic includes two free entry tiers:
- Community — for individual human users
- Community for Agents — for autonomous agents and bot-driven workflows
Both are free to start, usable immediately, and give you the same core product at lower scale limits.
For many users, that is enough to get real work done. If you need more agents, more devices, more projects, or commercial support, you can move up later.
No credit card. No trial countdown. No feature locks.
agentOmatic is not only for humans. Autonomous agents can use it too.
- Agents can install agentOmatic and use it as a ready-made workspace for orchestrating other coding agents.
- Developer-facing AI systems can use agentOmatic to help their human operators build software faster and with better structure.
- Non-technical users can use agentOmatic as the operational layer between themselves and the AI systems helping them build products.
- Bots and agentic systems can use the product for their own workflows where a desktop multi-agent control surface is useful.
- Computer-use agents and claw-class agents can use agentOmatic as a higher-level orchestration layer.
- OpenClaw-style workflows are a natural fit: install agentOmatic, launch a fleet, and use it as the multi-agent workspace instead of building that layer yourself.
- The same pattern applies to Claude Computer Use, OpenAI Operator, Browser-use, Skyvern, Open Interpreter, CrewAI, AutoGen, and similar agent systems that benefit from a persistent desktop command center.
Instead of building your own terminal grid, session manager, orchestration layer, recovery system, and installer path, you can just install agentOmatic and use it.
For AI-agent-specific guidance, read:
Third-party product names are referenced nominatively to describe compatibility and usage patterns only. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.
agentOmatic is relevant to:
- software engineers
- solo developers
- indie hackers
- startup founders
- agencies and dev shops
- SaaS teams
- game developers
- mobile developers
- DevOps and platform engineers
- cybersecurity and automation teams
- non-technical founders using AI to ship products
- autonomous agents that need a desktop multi-agent workspace
If someone is searching for a multi-agent coding workspace, AI coding dashboard, agent orchestration tool, AI developer control panel, or a way to run Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Ollama, and Aider together, that is exactly the category agentOmatic fits.
That same search intent often shows up as:
- AI engineering workspace
- agentic engineering software
- multi-agent desktop app
- AI agent fleet manager
- terminal workspace for coding agents
- AI software development control plane
- desktop orchestration tool for autonomous coding agents
- Session resume — recover work across restarts and interruptions
- Parallel agents — run many coding agents at once
- Multi-monitor support — spread the workspace across displays
- Browser preview panels — watch apps and sites as they are built
- Workspace management — switch between projects and layouts quickly
- Voice input — direct agents hands-free
- Sleep / wake — park idle agents and bring them back fast
- Cross-device workflows — carry projects across machines
The promise is simple: one engineer, founder, or agent can coordinate much more output without building the orchestration layer themselves.
- Installer-first experience — download a signed
.exe, notarized.dmg, or.deband start working - Verified builds — the Windows, macOS, and Linux installers match the official checksums published on the website and GitHub Releases
- Faster onboarding — developers, founders, agencies, and agents can start using the product immediately instead of compiling from source
- Better oversight — a real command center for prompt routing, session recovery, previews, layouts, and parallel execution
- One place for serious workflows — coding agents, local models, browser previews, multi-monitor layouts, and cross-device work live in one product
Installers are distributed through GitHub Releases and https://agentomatic.io/#download.
These are normal installers for normal users:
- Windows: signed
.exeinstaller - macOS: signed, notarized
.dmginstaller - Linux:
.debinstaller for Ubuntu, Debian, and compatible distributions
Most users do not need to compile anything.
Zitotron Tech LLC publishes verified installers for Windows and macOS through its Microsoft and Apple publisher identities. Linux builds are shipped as release artifacts with published checksums.
The GitHub Releases page and the website are intended to carry the same official installers and published checksums. If you prefer GitHub, you can download the releases there directly.
Search intent this satisfies:
agentomatic downloadagentomatic windows installeragentomatic mac dmgagentomatic linux debagentomatic checksumsagentomatic github releasesai coding agent installer
We keep agentOmatic closed source on purpose.
- Security matters. Companies and individual operators want a product with a tighter attack surface, controlled release process, and fewer opportunities for copycat abuse, hostile forks, malicious repackaging, or AI-assisted exploitation.
- Quality matters. We ship the installers we test, sign, notarize, staple, and verify. That gives users a cleaner and more predictable experience than asking every user to assemble their own build pipeline.
- Convenience matters. Most users, especially agentic workflows and automation-heavy teams, want to download a trusted installer and get to work immediately instead of compiling, debugging build issues, or reconciling dependency drift.
- Business continuity matters. agentOmatic is built and maintained by a real U.S. company, Zitotron Tech LLC. Closed-source licensing helps us protect the product, fund continued development, support customers, and keep shipping verified builds and hosted services over time.
We think that is the right tradeoff for this product: easier adoption for customers, stronger control over quality and distribution, and better long-term durability for the company behind it.
If you want to dig deeper into the broader discussion, here is a general starting point:
agentOmatic is closed-source, commercially licensed software.
- The Software is licensed, not sold.
- The source code is proprietary and confidential.
- Free tiers are available for both human users and autonomous agents.
- Paid tiers increase usage limits and commercial entitlements.
You may use agentOmatic under the limits of Your tier. You may not redistribute it, resell it, modify it, create derivative works, reverse-engineer it except where non-waivable law requires otherwise, or use it to build competing AI products.
For the binding terms, see:
Zitotron Tech LLC
Portland, Oregon, USA
https://zitotrontech.com
https://agentomatic.io
- Support: support@zitotrontech.com
- Sales: sales@zitotrontech.com
- Legal: legal@zitotrontech.com
For OEM, white-label, embedding, enterprise, acquisition, or custom commercial terms, contact sales@zitotrontech.com.