What is AGI Cockpit?

AGI Cockpit is a desktop app for handing work to multiple AI agents and supervising their progress, requests for decisions, and results in one place. Creating a task, reviewing its result, sending follow-up instructions, and completing it all stay within the same unit of work.

How work moves through Cockpit

1. Give a task an objective and a working directory.
2. Start the selected AI agent.
3. Use the task list to distinguish running, awaiting confirmation, completed, and failed work.
4. Open task details to review the conversation, confirmation requests, diffs, files, web pages, connected app screens, and other results.
5. Send another instruction, answer an Ask, resume the task, or complete it.

Cockpit does not move the work itself into the cloud. Agent processes and working files remain on the computer running Cockpit. Network access by an agent or another service follows that product's own configuration.

The in-app browser stores sign-in state and site data in the local persistent area owned by the Browser Identity assigned to a task or Autorun. Each Identity has a separate area. Tasks and Autoruns without an explicit assignment use the Default Identity, which preserves the existing browser sign-ins.

Four product surfaces

Surface	Role	Primary user
Desktop	Main place to create, list, inspect, configure, and review tasks	People
Agent process	Executes instructions and returns conversation or changes to the task	AI agents
PWA	Reviews and operates tasks, Asks, and Autoruns from another device	People
cockpit CLI	Operates tasks, Asks, Autoruns, the browser, App Surface, and other Cockpit surfaces	AI agents and people

Every local feature is free and unlimited, with no account required. Claude Code, Codex, and other agents require their own plans. An AGI Labo membership ($20/month or $200/year, with a 7-day free trial) adds exactly two Cockpit features: Autorun and remote access through the PWA.

Where to start

• Prepare the app: Install AGI Cockpit
• Prepare an agent and the Cockpit integration: Initial setup
• Carry the first request through completion: Your first task
• Keep multiple pieces of work distinct: Task list
• Send follow-ups to selected work: Task details
• Review diffs, files, and reports: Results and tools
• Operate a running mobile screen: App Surface
• Hand a decision from an agent to a person: Ask
• Delegate and supervise one task from the CLI: Task management (CLI)
• Delegate decomposition and integration of a broad objective: Master Agent
• Reuse dependency-aware multi-agent workflows: Fleet
• Discuss in one shared conversation with agents and people: Talk Rooms
• Start a new task or send an instruction to an existing task at a set time or interval: Autorun
• Run actions on task completion or a hotkey: Hooks
• Compare support across agents: Agents and models
• Use multiple agent accounts: Accounts and Auto
• Set reusable roles and quality standards: System prompts
• Supervise work from a phone or another computer: Remote access
• Create a 3D model or picture book: Creative Studio
• Operate real web pages with a person and agent: cockpit browser
• Separate website sign-in state: Browser Identity
• Operate Cockpit from an AI agent or script: Cockpit CLI

Free access and AGI Labo membership

Access	Scope covered by these docs
Free access	Create a task in Desktop, run an agent, and review the result and history dashboard. Every local feature is free and unlimited
AGI Labo membership	Everything in free access, plus Autorun and PWA remote access

A lock on a feature means that feature requires an active AGI Labo membership. Authentication for Claude Code, Codex, or another task agent is managed separately from your AGI Labo sign-in.

Next step

Continue through Install AGI Cockpit, Initial setup, and Your first task.