hodkep/agent-world

Each project is an office floor. Each agent is a character with its own git worktree and a real, interactive claude (Claude Code) or agy (Antigravity) session that the app owns. You see at a glance who is thinking, running, waiting for you or asleep, and you step in without hunting through terminals.
Control over spectacle. Every visual state maps to a real agent state you can act on.
Own the session, don't scrape it. The app launches and hooks the agents it shows. Your claude is unmodified, and nothing global in ~/.claude is changed.
Never lose work. Uncommitted changes block removal. Nothing is deleted silently.
## Quick start
1. Download the installer for your computer from the releases page: on a Mac, the arm64 dmg for Apple silicon (M1 and later) or the x64 dmg for Intel. Open it and drag Agent World into Applications.
2. Open it once. The Mac app is not signed with an Apple Developer ID yet, so macOS blocks the first launch. On macOS 15 and later, try to open it, then go to System Settings > Privacy & Security and press Open Anyway. Older macOS and the terminal route are in INSTALL.md.
3. Follow the setup screens. Nothing has to be installed first: the app carries its own git, and setup installs the Claude Code CLI for you and has you sign in once, in a terminal inside the app. Agent World runs your own claude and never handles your login. Antigravity (agy) is optional.
4. Hire. Pick a project folder, click + Agent, name it, and the character walks in.
Prefer Homebrew? brew install --cask hodkep/tap/agent-world does steps 1 and 2: the cask removes the quarantine mark, so there is no Open Anyway step (that skips macOS's first-launch check for this app only). Steps 3 and 4 still apply.
More in the user guide.
## Features
### The office
Each agent works at a desk, and what the character does is what the agent does: thinking, researching, implementing, running, delegating or waiting for you. An agent that is asleep leaves the floor and stays in the agents panel. Click a character, or its tile in the panel, to open its chat.
The number beside the chat is the agents of the project: rest the pointer on it and a panel of tiles opens, one for each agent with its picture, name and what it is doing, and a red mark on the ones that wait for you. The number counts those to look at.
The project button works the same way: rest on it and a panel of your recent folders opens, each with its picture, how many agents work there and a red number when one of them waits for you. One click switches project.
### Chat
The conversation of each agent is built from Claude's saved transcript and the real terminal: tool cards, edits as diffs, pictures, and dialogs for what the agent asks. Rewind, queue messages, or run a command with !. Restart agent starts the program again on the same conversation.
### Diagrams and forms in the chat
Agents draw diagrams in their replies and ask with forms. Click a box to pick it and ask about it, open the diagram large to zoom and draw on it, and answer a form with its button: the agent is told what the form held.
### A message box that draws markdown
The message box shows markdown as you type it, with the marks hidden on every line but the one the caret is in. Commands, skills and files are tinted wherever they are in the message, and what is sent is what you typed.