Start free trialFree trial agnte does not replace your coding agents. It puts them to work as a team: on your hardware, on your subscriptions, inside your budget, with a test loop that checks what shipped.
A coding agent works on one task in one session on one machine. agnte coordinates many coding agents across machines and accounts for weeks at a time, with a project memory that never compacts, budgets and forecasts, 36 engineering roles, one pull request per task, and automated testing of the deployed product.
Long sessions compact and drop earlier instructions and decisions.
Rework and repeated explanationsProject memory that never compacts, shared by every agent and machine.
Project Memory →The agent no longer knows why old code exists.
Production bugsEvery deploy is tested and every fix is re-tested on the next version.
Automated QA →The board says 100% done. The running app says otherwise.
Failed demos and launchesRecorded user journeys replay on every release and gate the milestone.
Journey Replay →You babysit a terminal while paid capacity sits idle.
Nights and weekends wastedYour PC and Linux VMs run as one fleet, placed by real headroom.
Multi-Machine Fleet →One account hits its weekly limit and everything waits.
Stalled daysA pool of accounts; tasks continue on the next one with headroom.
Subscription Pool →No idea what was spent or what it will cost to finish.
Surprise bills, no forecastPer-request ledger, budgets, three warnings, a hard stop and a forecast.
Token Economy →Security, UX and architecture calls made outside any role.
Wrong calls on critical areas36 roles; every issue becomes a finding for the role that owns it.
agnte Crew →Every change waits in your queue, one pull request at a time.
You become the bottleneckOnly the owners of changed files review; an integrator merges in order.
Code Review →Stuck work and a hung app wait until morning.
Lost nightsA watchdog nudges and escalates stuck work; a guardian restarts the app.
Self-Healing Operations →No single place to see or set what agents may do.
Blind spots across machinesOne sandbox and command policy for every machine, with an audit of every action.
Sandbox and Policy →| Capability | Single-session coding agent | agnte |
|---|---|---|
| Unit of work | One session or one cloud task | A whole project for weeks: a task graph of thousands of tasks |
| Memory | Session context, compacted; per-folder notes | Project database, never compacted, shared by every machine |
| Machines | One local machine, or a vendor VM | Your PC and your VMs as one fleet, placed by real headroom |
| Subscriptions | One account per session | A pool of accounts and providers; tasks continue across accounts |
| Cost visibility | Per-session usage at best | Per-request ledger, budgets, 3 warnings, hard stop, forecast |
| Model choice | You pick per session | Per work type, automatic or pinned, with wrong-model detection |
| Roles | One generalist agent | 36 roles; findings routed to the right owner |
| Review and release | You review and merge | One PR per task, role reviews, integrator merge, tagged release |
| Testing what shipped | Not built in | Dev server deploy, API contract, logs, accessibility, ZAP, re-test |
| Self-healing | None | Incidents, root cause, outcome checks, self-improvement |
| Safety | Per-session permissions | Sandbox and command policy on every machine, set centrally |
| Audit | Local transcripts | Journal of every call and command with its actor |
Most tools run agents. agnte runs them as a team: on your hardware, on your subscriptions, inside a budget, with memory, owning roles and a test loop.
| Tool | What it is | What agnte adds |
|---|---|---|
| Conductor | Mac app that runs Claude Code or Codex in parallel git worktrees on one machine. | Runs across your PC and Linux VMs, with budgets, project memory, 36 roles and a test loop. |
| Vibe Kanban | Kanban board for running many coding agents; now community open source. | Adds a multi-machine fleet, subscription pooling, cost forecasting and role-owned decisions. |
| Claude Squad | Terminal multiplexer for running a few agents side by side. | Coordinates agents as a team: shared memory, handoffs, reviews by owning roles and budgets. |
| Sculptor | Containerised parallel agents, in research preview. | Runs a whole project for weeks across machines, with release gates and testing of the deployed app. |
| OpenHands | Open-source agent platform with Docker and a hosted option. | Sits above agent runtimes as the fleet, budget and governance layer over your own subscriptions. |
| Factory | Managed coding agents (Droids) priced per user per month. | Pools the CLI subscriptions you already pay for and runs them on your own hardware. |
| Devin | Autonomous coding agent that works in a vendor cloud VM. | Runs on your PC and VMs as a coordinated team, inside budgets you set. |
Based on public information as of October 2026. Products change quickly; check each vendor's site for current details.
No. agnte is the layer above coding agents. It runs them as workers and turns them into a managed engineering team.
Single-session agents are excellent at one task on one machine. A product is thousands of tasks over weeks, across machines, accounts, reviewers and releases. agnte adds the memory, fleet, budgets, roles and test loop that work needs.
Claude Code, pooled across subscriptions, plus API models through OpenRouter and Anthropic-compatible endpoints.
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