Agent Farm Desktop opens up a cross-platform hub for Claude, Codex and other agent CLIs
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-29
Agent Farm Desktop is preparing an open-source release alongside Agent Farm CLI. The desktop app lets users manage Claude, Codex and other accounts in separate silos, configure different CLI variants, switch between them, and run a combined inference server that automatically selects the best available model while respecting usage limits.
It also includes skills editing, creating new skills, importing chats from CLIs, a built-in wiki, multi-chat battles, workflow grouping and agent silos. The project is cross-platform and built with @ctatedev native; the open-source release is expected within 24 hours.
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