Every agent CLI you already pay for, live on one canvas: real terminals, voice, and agents that recruit their own workers.
Only the first 10 licences are at this price. That's the plan, not a live count.
Checkout isn't open yet. Leave your email and the link arrives the day it opens — the tier opens with it.
Not shipped yet. This is a pre-order — a lifetime licence now, access when the beta opens, refundable in full until then.
AGENT DECK is a Windows app, bought once, that drives the agent CLIs installed on your own machine under your own accounts. We never sit between you and your agents, and we never see your code.
It's a guild hall, not a chat window: every agent you summon can see the canvas, message the others, and spawn workers of its own.
What it does
Ask one agent for five and it spawns the workers, briefs them, supervises them, and comes back with one answer.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Kimi, Qwen, Grok: any of them, side by side, in the same project at once.
Hold the mic, speak, and it's typed into whichever agent you're pointed at. Works with no API key at all; details below.
Every agent is a real ConPTY session with full scrollback, not a chat log pretending. Click in and type anytime.
Start a dev server anywhere and the deck spots the localhost URL and offers a one-click preview pane.
Queue tasks and the deck hands them to the next idle agent. No babysitting four terminals by hand.
Claude Code and opencode are what we build against every day. Kimi, Qwen and Grok are opencode with a model pinned. Codex and Gemini are wired up but unproven end to end; the detail is one section down.
Nothing is proxied through us and there's no subscription, but a fresh install with no agent CLI can open a terminal and not much else. What you bring:
64-bit. There is no Mac or Linux build, and there isn't going to be one soon.
Claude Code and opencode are what we build against and recommend. Both need your own account or provider key.
Speech recognition can run entirely on your CPU (a one-time model download), and the deck talks back in a local voice, fully offline. A free cloud key is the faster setup, and the trade is plain: if you use the cloud key, your audio goes to that provider. With no key it never leaves your machine, and a setting can pin it local for good.
Not for the deck: it brings its own. The agent CLIs install through npm, so you'll want Node on your PATH.
Kimi, Qwen and Grok are one binary (opencode with a model pinned) and need your own OpenCode Zen account with credit. Codex and Gemini are wired up but off by default: neither is authenticated on our machine, so we won't claim we've proven them end to end. Beta buyers reporting back on those is one of the things we want from this round.
Pre-order
Only the first 10 licences are . After them the price steps to , then . No live counter here on purpose: we'd rather you never catch this page inventing a number.
That's the app on your machine. Keeping your copy updated costs us nothing, so we can promise it and mean it. Anything we'd run for you on our own servers — agents working while your laptop is off — costs us every month, per person, so it isn't included in this licence, now or if we build it later.
Back to the pre-order ↑Full refund any time before access opens — reply to your receipt and that's the whole process. No activation, no seat check, no phone-home: once you have the app it keeps working offline.
You will not be able to download anything today. This is a pre-order: a lifetime licence now, at a price that won't be here later. There is no date on this page — you'll get the access window by email when it's real, and until it opens your money is refundable in one reply. The app is real and we build with it every day, but no stranger has installed it yet and you'd be among the first. If that's not your trade, take the notify link below and pay when it ships. We'd rather have that than a refund.
Not ready to commit to something you can't run yet? Fair. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it opens.
Where it goes, plainly: your address is posted to FormSubmit, a third-party form service, and arrives in a personal inbox. It's used for that one email about access and nothing else — no list, no reselling. This page sets no cookies and loads no trackers, which is a test, not a promise.