macOS app · In development

Your own AI team
to work with.

16 AI agents from different fields finish your project together.
A macOS app that works with real project files and runs tools.

  • Made by jxhxxx Studio
  • Live product Song Jia · Discord meeting-notes bot
  • Dev tool Claude Code
Avengent
#Resume3 members
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PolarisLead · Manager2:18 PM

Handed this week's plan to Cassiopeia. When the plan is ready, Altair implements and Parallax reviews the changes.

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CassiopeiaPlanning2:19 PM

Split the work into research, implementation, and review, and wrote it up as a plan. Altair is next.

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AltairImplementation2:21 PM

Implemented the first pass and checked it against the real screen. Requesting a Parallax review.

App screen mockup · role-based AI teammates split planning, implementation, and review

16 specialist teammates.

Polaris delegates work to the roles a task needs, and another teammate reviews the changes. You can also call a teammate directly.

Planning · Coordination
Research · Review
Implementation · Fixes
Design · Sound
Tap a teammate to see what their role is.

16 is the number of specialist roles you can choose from. The teammates involved depend on each request, and not all of them run at once.

One request,
all the way to a working result.

  1. 01

    Request

    Describe the task once. If it's ambiguous, a teammate asks for clarification.

  2. 02

    Role sharing

    The teammates you need split the work into research, planning, and implementation.

  3. 03

    Cross review

    Another teammate checks the changes and results against the requirements.

  4. 04

    Result

    Review it in the project files and the built-in browser.

Pick the models you already use,
per teammate.

Connect multiple providers like Claude, OpenAI, and Google, and assign each teammate their own model. Choose from the models available to your connected accounts.

Model providers

  • OpenAI
  • Claude
  • OpenCode
  • Google Gemini
  • Google Cloud
  • Cursor
  • GitHub Copilot
  • OpenRouter
  • DeepSeek
  • xAI
  • Mistral
  • Meta
  • Hugging Face
  • Cloudflare
  • NVIDIA
  • Qwen
  • Kimi
  • MiniMax
  • Alibaba Cloud
  • Ollama Cloud

Availability depends on the connected runtime, account and model’s tool support. A login or API key is required; this catalog is not a benchmark of every provider.

Work outside the chat,
inside the project.

Work with project files and run tools. Open results inside the app to review them, and point out what to change.

Conversation and progress in one place.

Ask in team chat and see task status and results on the same screen. Each project has its own workspace, so context stays separate.

A real Avengent project workspace and team chat screen
App workspace · Isolated demo data

Point at the screen to hand off a fix.

Select and mark elements in the built-in browser. Attach the capture and selection info to show exactly where to change.

A real screen of selecting and marking an element to change in Avengent's built-in browser
Select and mark an element in the built-in browser

A model for each specialist.

Choose each teammate’s model, reasoning level, and fallback model in one place. Use a different configuration for research, implementation, and review.

Avengent's per-role teammate model settings screen
Per-role model settings screen · Demo models

From role sharing to result review,
in one workspace.

WorkflowWhat you do in Avengent
Role sharingDelegate research, planning, implementation and review to the relevant specialist.
Cross reviewAsk another teammate to check the plan and completed changes.
Model settingsChoose each teammate’s runtime, model and reasoning level.
Project recordsFollow tasks through the timeline, kanban board and shared notes.
Edit instructionsSelect an element in the built-in browser and attach a marked capture.

Real execution record.

From request → collaboration → manipulating the result. One run in the real app, using public demo data.

One real run that built a task board with public demo data. Waiting periods were cut, and we edited the collaboration record (the review segment is a still frame) and the result manipulation. This is a single example run.

Request. A single HTML task board for managing to-dos after a meeting. We asked for add, complete, filter, and persist-after-refresh features.

Collaboration. Cassiopeia planned, Altair implemented, and Parallax reviewed. Polaris checked the behavior in the browser and recorded the evidence of completion.

Download for Mac

We're preparing a macOS preview release.

Public download coming soon

The installer isn't publicly available yet. Send us an inquiry about using the preview.

Ask about the Mac preview

Questions

How is this different from just one Claude Code session?

We use the same agents, but organize them into a team with divided roles. We share out the request and have another teammate review it, and assign each teammate their own runtime and model. Unlike putting all the context into one session, the progress record stays with the project.

Can I download it now?

We're currently in the development and local-validation stage for the macOS app, so we don't offer a public download. For product inquiries, email [email protected].

Which models can I use?

We're developing it to use the models offered by connected runtimes and accounts, such as Claude Code and Codex. You'll need to install a runtime and connect an account, and the models, usage limits, and pricing vary by account.

What happens when I reach a usage limit?

On supported runtimes you can wait or revert your input, and choose whether to continue with another connected model. Waiting and fallback-model support vary by runtime and account.

Is the video a real run?

It is a single run that built a task board with public demo data. It is not a general performance benchmark.

A team of AI agents for your project.

Avengent is a macOS app where 16 role-based AI agents research, plan, implement and review work on your project in one shared workspace. Connect Claude Code, Codex or other runtimes, and choose a model for each teammate.

Currently in development for macOS. Runtime installation, an account and provider fees are required. Public downloads and Claude API benchmark results are not available yet.