An open-source, AI-native workspace for building with agents.
Your agents, tools, and context — scattered across chats, repos, terminals, and browsers.
OpenCoven pulls it all into one local-first, hackable workspace where AI agents remember context, use real tools, and work alongside you across every surface.
Less duct-taped scripts. More living workspace.
Install the CLI:
npm install -g @opencoven/cliCheck your setup (detects harnesses, prints fix hints):
coven doctorEnter your project and launch:
cd my-project
covenThat's it — you're in. There's no init step: the directory you run from is your workspace. On first launch, OpenCoven offers to download the engine (version-pinned, checksum-verified), then drops you into an interactive workspace. Give it a task straight from the prompt:
coven "fix the failing tests"Prefer explicit control? Run the daemon and target a specific agent:
coven daemon start
coven run codex "fix the failing tests"
coven run claude "polish this UI"
coven sessions # browse and inspect sessions- 🧠 Agent-native — build, run, and coordinate agents in one place
- 🔧 Real tool access — connect agents to what they need to actually do the work
- 💻 Local-first — your workspace stays close, hackable, and yours
- 🧩 Extensible — add skills, integrations, agents, and custom workflows
- 🌐 Multi-surface — desktop, web, chat, terminal, and beyond
OpenCoven is early, open, and moving fast — the best time to shape it.
- 🐛 Open an issue — bugs, ideas, feature requests
- 🔀 Send a PR — start with a good first issue
- 💬 Join the Discord — plan features and share what you're building
- 🧩 Build a skill or integration and share it with the Coven
We're building in public with the community. Jump in early and help define what the agentic workspace becomes.
For builders, tinkerers, researchers, and weird little agent enjoyers.
