# Clisbot

> Open source agentic development environment for desktop, mobile, web, and CLI.

Clisbot is a full agentic development environment. For agent-driven development, it replaces your IDE: run coding agents, edit files, review diffs and pull requests, run tests in terminals, and check your app in the built-in desktop browser. Arrange agents, files, terminals, and browser tabs in split panes within a workspace.

Run many agents in parallel, each in its own git worktree and branch. Choose a provider and model for each task, inspect the results, and decide what to merge. Agents can also create worktrees, launch other agents, and communicate with them through Clisbot's orchestration tools.

Agents run on your own machines with your existing tools, configuration, and credentials. Work from desktop, the full native iOS and Android app, a web browser, or the CLI. The desktop app starts its local daemon automatically. For remote work, run the daemon on another machine and connect directly or through the optional end-to-end encrypted relay.

Clisbot supports Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, Pi, Antigravity, Muse Code, and additional ACP-compatible agents. The CLI, TypeScript SDK, and MCP tools expose agent and workspace operations for automation. Plugins extend providers, workflows, and the app's interface.

Distribution: native apps for Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android; web app; Homebrew; npm. Source: Apache-2.0 at https://github.com/longbkit/clisbot. Marketing site: https://clisbot.com.

## Docs

- [Getting started](https://clisbot.com/docs.md): Install Clisbot and start running coding agents from anywhere.
- [Why Clisbot?](https://clisbot.com/docs/why.md): A full agentic development environment for running coding agents, editing files, reviewing changes, and testing your work.
- [Upgrade to v2](https://clisbot.com/docs/upgrade-v2.md): Move from Clisbot 0.1.x to v2 in the same home, keeping your workspaces and memory files.
- [Connectivity](https://clisbot.com/docs/connectivity.md): Connect a Clisbot client to your daemon through Tailscale, the relay, or SSH.
- [Security](https://clisbot.com/docs/security.md): Security model for Clisbot: architecture overview, connection methods, relay encryption, and best practices.
- [Updates](https://clisbot.com/docs/updates.md): How Clisbot releases work, the difference between stable and beta channels, and how to opt in to earlier updates.
- [Docker](https://clisbot.com/docs/docker.md): Run the Clisbot daemon and bundled web UI with the official Docker image.
- [Self-hosting the web UI](https://clisbot.com/docs/web-ui.md): Start an optional local web UI independently of your Host and Hub, with protected access.
- [Related projects](https://clisbot.com/docs/community.md): Projects related to Clisbot and built by the community.
- [Workspaces](https://clisbot.com/docs/workspaces.md): Understand how Clisbot groups working directories, agents, terminals, and browsers into workspaces.
- [Git worktrees](https://clisbot.com/docs/worktrees.md): Run agents in isolated git worktrees with setup hooks, scripts, and long-running services.
- [Run parallel tasks](https://clisbot.com/docs/parallel-development.md): Run coding agents in separate worktrees, review their diffs, and test each change with terminals and the built-in browser in Clisbot.
- [Bots and Group chats](https://clisbot.com/docs/bots-and-chats.md): Create a durable Bot, work with several specialist Bots in one Chat, and share a Bot through its Project.
- [Providers](https://clisbot.com/docs/providers.md): How Clisbot thinks about coding agents, wrapping existing CLIs, native vs ACP support, and where to go next.
- [Supported providers](https://clisbot.com/docs/supported-providers.md): Every coding agent Clisbot can launch, natively supported providers and the ACP catalog.
- [Custom providers](https://clisbot.com/docs/custom-providers.md): Configure custom providers, alternative endpoints, profiles, custom binaries, and ACP agents in ~/.clisbot/config.json.
- [Claude Code](https://clisbot.com/docs/claude-code.md): Run Claude Code in Clisbot using your existing Claude plan.
- [Codex](https://clisbot.com/docs/codex.md): Run Codex in Clisbot using the official Codex CLI and your existing OpenAI account.
- [Muse Code](https://clisbot.com/docs/muse-code.md): Install and configure Muse Code for Clisbot.
- [Schedules](https://clisbot.com/docs/schedules.md): Run fresh agents on cron schedules or wake an existing agent with a heartbeat.
- [Schedules from chat](https://clisbot.com/docs/schedules-chat.md): Ask an agent in chat to set up and manage a schedule for you.
- [Schedules from the CLI](https://clisbot.com/docs/schedules-cli.md): Create and manage Clisbot schedules with clisbot schedule.
- [Orchestration](https://clisbot.com/docs/orchestration.md): Coordinate agents across providers and machines, delegate work, and keep tasks moving with schedules and heartbeats.
- [Common orchestration workflows](https://clisbot.com/docs/orchestration-workflows.md): Prompts for delegating, parallelizing, reviewing, and continuing agent work with Clisbot.
- [Agent profiles](https://clisbot.com/docs/agent-profiles.md): Save agent settings for one-click selection and use notes to guide delegation for UI work, planning, and reviews.
- [Orchestration skills](https://clisbot.com/docs/skills.md): Reusable workflows for handing off tasks, getting a second opinion, and planning with multiple agents.
- [MCP reference](https://clisbot.com/docs/mcp.md): Reference for the Clisbot tools agents use to manage agents, workspaces, scripts, terminals, and schedules.
- [Browser automation](https://clisbot.com/docs/browser.md): Give agents a real browser inside Clisbot to open pages, click, type, and verify their work.
- [CLI reference](https://clisbot.com/docs/cli.md): Clisbot CLI reference: manage projects, workspaces, agents, plugins, scripts, schedules, daemons, and permissions from your terminal.
- [When to use the Clisbot browser](https://clisbot.com/docs/browser-when.md): When to reach for Clisbot's built-in browser instead of Playwright or agent-browser.
- [Browser tools](https://clisbot.com/docs/browser-tools.md): The browser_* MCP tools agents use to drive Clisbot browser tabs.
- [Configuration](https://clisbot.com/docs/configuration.md): Configure managed instances and foreground deployments.
- [Voice](https://clisbot.com/docs/voice.md): Clisbot voice architecture, local-first model execution, and provider configuration.
- [Metadata generation](https://clisbot.com/docs/metadata-generation.md): How Clisbot uses providers to generate branch names, commit messages, and pull request text, and how to configure them.
- [Plugin quickstart](https://clisbot.com/docs/plugins.md): Build, install, share, and update a trusted Clisbot plugin.
- [TypeScript SDK](https://clisbot.com/docs/sdk.md): Run Clisbot coding agents from a TypeScript program.
- [Hub](https://clisbot.com/docs/hub.md): Connect eight messaging integrations, share Hosts and Projects with your team, and run automations on your machines.
- [Troubleshooting](https://clisbot.com/docs/troubleshooting.md): Fix Linux AppImage launch errors, missing providers, and environment mismatches.

## Alternatives

- [Open Source Conductor Alternative With Linux, Windows, and Mobile](https://clisbot.com/alternatives/conductor): Clisbot is an open source Conductor alternative with Linux, Windows, native mobile apps, a self-hosted daemon, and an extensible client.
- [Open Source Superset Alternative With Native Mobile](https://clisbot.com/alternatives/superset): Clisbot is an Apache-2.0 Superset alternative that runs locally without an account and supports application plugins across its server and clients.
- [OpenChamber Alternative With Multi-Provider Orchestration](https://clisbot.com/alternatives/openchamber): Clisbot is an OpenChamber alternative for developers who want multiple agent harnesses, application plugins, and an Apache-2.0 codebase.
- [Happy Coder Alternative With Worktrees and Multi-Provider Support](https://clisbot.com/alternatives/happy-coder): Clisbot adds managed worktrees, native clients across desktop and mobile, and extensible daemon and client surfaces to a remote coding-agent workflow.
- [Open Source Codex App Alternative With Native Mobile and Multi-Provider Support](https://clisbot.com/alternatives/codex-app): Clisbot is an open source Codex alternative that runs on your machines without a required Clisbot account, telemetry, or cloud service.
- [Open Source Claude Desktop Alternative With Native Mobile and Multi-Provider Support](https://clisbot.com/alternatives/claude-desktop): Clisbot is an open source Claude Desktop alternative that runs on your machines without a required Clisbot account, telemetry, or cloud service.
- [OpenCode Desktop Alternative With Native Mobile and Multi-Provider Orchestration](https://clisbot.com/alternatives/opencode-desktop): Clisbot is an OpenCode Desktop alternative for developers who want native mobile apps, a self-hosted daemon, and OpenCode alongside Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, and more.
- [Orca Alternative for Agentic Development](https://clisbot.com/alternatives/orca): Clisbot is an open source agentic development environment with parallel worktrees, an editor, terminals, diffs, pull requests, and a built-in browser.

## Supported agents

- [Claude Code](https://clisbot.com/claude-code): Run Claude Code on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Launch agents, watch them work, review and merge from anywhere.
- [Codex](https://clisbot.com/codex): Run OpenAI's Codex on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Same setup, same machine, no laptop required.
- [OpenCode](https://clisbot.com/opencode): Run OpenCode on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Open source on both ends, your code stays local.
- [Pi Agent](https://clisbot.com/pi): Run the Pi coding agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Self-hosted and open source.
- [OMP (Oh My Pi)](https://clisbot.com/omp): Run OMP (Oh My Pi) on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Self-hosted and open source.
- [Cursor](https://clisbot.com/cursor): Send tasks to Cursor on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Review the diff anywhere.
- [Muse Code](https://clisbot.com/muse-code): Run Meta's Muse Code on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Choose models, review tool calls, and answer approvals from anywhere.
- [Antigravity](https://clisbot.com/antigravity): Run your installed Antigravity CLI on your machine and drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [GitHub Copilot](https://clisbot.com/copilot): Drive GitHub Copilot from your phone or desktop. Same account, same machine, ship without sitting down at your desk.
- [Gemini CLI](https://clisbot.com/gemini): Run Google's Gemini CLI on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Real coding work, no laptop required.
- [Hermes Agent](https://clisbot.com/hermes): Run Nous Research's Hermes Agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Qwen Code](https://clisbot.com/qwen-code): Run Alibaba's Qwen Code on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Kimi Code CLI](https://clisbot.com/kimi): Run Moonshot AI's Kimi Code CLI on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Amp](https://clisbot.com/amp): Run Sourcegraph's Amp on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Frontier coding, no laptop required.
- [Auggie CLI](https://clisbot.com/auggie): Run Augment Code's Auggie CLI on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Cline](https://clisbot.com/cline): Run the Cline coding agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Watch it work, jump in when needed.
- [Codebuddy Code](https://clisbot.com/codebuddy): Run Tencent Cloud's Codebuddy on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Cortex Code](https://clisbot.com/cortex-code): Run Snowflake's Cortex Code on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. No laptop required.
- [Corust Agent](https://clisbot.com/corust): Build Rust with the Corust agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [crow-cli](https://clisbot.com/crow): Run crow-cli, the minimal ACP-native coding agent, on your machine. Drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [DeepAgents](https://clisbot.com/deepagents): Run LangChain's DeepAgents on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Batteries included.
- [CodeWhale](https://clisbot.com/deepseek-tui): Run CodeWhale's DeepSeek V4 terminal coding agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [DimCode](https://clisbot.com/dimcode): Leading models, one command. Run DimCode on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Dirac](https://clisbot.com/dirac): Run Dirac's hash-anchored parallel edits on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Factory Droid](https://clisbot.com/factory-droid): Run Factory's Droid coding agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [fast-agent](https://clisbot.com/fast-agent): Run fast-agent, the multi-provider coding agent, on your machine. Drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [GLM Agent](https://clisbot.com/glm): Run Zhipu AI's GLM coding agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Streaming, mid-session model switching.
- [goose](https://clisbot.com/goose): Run Block's goose on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Local, extensible, open source.
- [Junie](https://clisbot.com/junie): Run JetBrains' Junie on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Real work, no IDE required.
- [Kilo Code](https://clisbot.com/kilo): Run Kilo Code on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Send tasks, watch them ship.
- [Minion Code](https://clisbot.com/minion-code): Run Minion Code's framework agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Mistral Vibe](https://clisbot.com/mistral-vibe): Run Mistral's open-source Vibe assistant on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Nova](https://clisbot.com/nova): Run Compass AI's Nova on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Poolside](https://clisbot.com/poolside): Drive Poolside's coding agent from your phone or desktop. Kick off the work, watch it land.
- [Qoder CLI](https://clisbot.com/qoder): Run the Qoder agentic coding assistant on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [siGit Code](https://clisbot.com/sigit): Run siGit's local-first coding agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop. Optional on-device LLM inference.
- [Stakpak](https://clisbot.com/stakpak): Run Stakpak's Rust-based DevOps agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [VT Code](https://clisbot.com/vtcode): Run VT Code's multi-provider coding agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Agoragentic](https://clisbot.com/agoragentic): Run Agoragentic's 174+ AI capabilities on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Autohand Code](https://clisbot.com/autohand): Run Autohand AI's coding agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.
- [Grok](https://clisbot.com/grok): Run xAI's Grok Build coding agent on your machine, drive it from your phone or desktop.

## Optional

- [Changelog](https://clisbot.com/changelog): Release notes for the Clisbot daemon, CLI, desktop, and mobile apps.
- [Download](https://clisbot.com/download): Install Clisbot on Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, or run the web app.
- [Clisbot Hub](https://clisbot.com/hub): Connect daemons and run GitHub, Slack, Discord, and Linear workflows through a Hub you run yourself.
- [Blog](https://clisbot.com/blog): Updates and technical posts from the Clisbot team.
- [Privacy](https://clisbot.com/privacy): Privacy policy.
- [Terms](https://clisbot.com/terms): Terms for the official relay and self-hosted Hub software.
- [GitHub](https://github.com/longbkit/clisbot): Source code, issues, and releases.