Keep your agents running.
Agentum spawns Claude, Codex, and Gemini in tmux on a host you control — and keeps them shipping when you close the lid.
Spawn. Watch. Hand off. Repeat.
Agentum runs your agents in a loop on a host you own. Each pass spawns work, watches the terminal, and hands the next task on — while the laptop sleeps in your bag.
Drive every coding CLI from one place.
Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Hermes, OpenCode, Aider — Agentum probes what's installed and launches each one natively. Pick a tool per session; the ones on your PATH light up, the rest stay dim.
Hand the next task off without a standup.
An atomic-claim kanban every agent can see. One agent finishes and drops the card; the next claims it — first claim wins, the loser gets a 409. No two agents ever touch the same task.
Point at any Agentum, switch in a keystroke.
Save your local daemon and remote SSH servers as profiles — each with its own TLS trust-on-first-use and token. Jump between endpoints from the TUI (Ctrl-S) or the app, no URLs to retype.
Watch the whole fleet from one pane.
Every session across your local machine and SSH hosts in one live view — running, awaiting input, idle, or crashed — with context and host CPU/RAM at a glance. Supervise the loop instead of babysitting twenty tmux panes.
See the architecture →Two ways to run it.
Start with the desktop app — the full agent environment. Keyboard-first? It ships a daemon, a fast TUI, and a complete CLI too.
The agent environment, native.
Workspaces, the board, channels, and live agent terminals — one app on macOS & Linux. The fastest way in.
Stop babysitting
your agents.
One install on your machine. Point it at the hosts you own — then let the loop run.