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title: Agent Teams Docs – Run AI Agent Teams from a Local Desktop App
description: Documentation for Agent Teams, a free desktop app for AI agent orchestration. Create teams, watch work on a kanban board, review code changes, and coordinate Claude, Codex, OpenCode, and multimodel workflows.
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tagline: Create teams, watch work move across a kanban board, review code changes, and coordinate Claude, Codex, OpenCode, and multimodel workflows without giving up local control.
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text: Beginner workflow
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title: Team-first workflow
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details: Inspect task-scoped diffs, accept or reject hunks, and comment where agents need direction.
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## Start here
Agent Teams is a free desktop app for orchestrating AI agent teams. You are not just sending isolated prompts to one agent: you create a team, assign roles, and watch agents coordinate work through a task board.
## Next steps after launch
After creating your first team, explore these guides to go further:
- **Runtime setup** - configure Claude, Codex, OpenCode, or multimodel providers: [Configure runtimes](/guide/runtime-setup)
- **Beginner workflow** - follow the complete first-run path from project to approval: [Start the walkthrough](/guide/beginner-workflow)
- **Create your first team** - set up lead, builder, reviewer, roles, models, and Worktree: [Create the team](/guide/create-first-team)
- **Run and monitor work** - read the board, comments, task detail, and logs: [Run the team](/guide/run-and-monitor-work)
- **Review and approve** - inspect task results and code changes before approval: [Review work](/guide/review-and-approve)
- **Agent workflow** - understand how agents coordinate through the task board: [Understand workflow](/guide/agent-workflow)
- **Team brief examples** - learn prompt patterns from real-world briefs: [See examples](/guide/team-brief-examples)
- **Code review** - inspect diffs, accept or reject changes: [Review changes](/guide/code-review)
- **Troubleshooting** - diagnose stuck launches, missing teammates, and task failures: [Troubleshoot](/guide/troubleshooting)
- **Git worktree strategy** - use worktree isolation when multiple teammates edit the same repo in parallel: [Learn about worktrees](/guide/git-worktree-strategy)
- **Release notes** - see what's new in each version: [View releases](/reference/release-notes)
## Reference
Use the reference pages when you need exact terminology, provider behavior, contributor architecture, or privacy boundaries.
## Product preview