A desktop app for coding agents
Your coding agents,
in one app.
Argus works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Auggie, OpenCode and Antigravity. Talk to them in a chat, follow each step they take, and keep their work on a board in your repo.
Available now for Apple Silicon Macs · Uses your own agent account
From issue to done
Write an issue on the board, hand it to an agent, agree its plan, and follow the work until you mark it done.
Works with
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- Auggie
- OpenCode
- Antigravity
01
Choose the agent
Pick an agent for each chat, and change it whenever you like: the conversation carries over. Claude Code and Codex are built in, and Argus can download Google’s Antigravity agent for you. Cursor, Auggie and OpenCode work once their command-line tools are installed.
Setting up agents02
Run agents side by side
Each chat has its own agent working on its own task, and they all run at once. Split the window to watch two together, and the tabs and sidebar show which chats are busy, finished, or waiting for you.
03
Comment on any line
Open a file and press + beside a line to ask about it, or ask for a change. The agent answers right there, under those lines, and you can turn the thread into a chat of its own when it needs more room.
Files and comments04
Draw it out
Ask for a diagram and it’s drawn right in the chat. Save the useful ones to the workspace’s library, where they’re kept alongside your code.
Working with diagramsKept on your machine
There’s no Argus account and no Argus server. Your agent talks to its own provider, just as it does in the terminal.
Privacy and data.argus/board, issues, diagrams- In your repo, shared through git
- Chats and attachments
- On your machine, kept out of git
- Saved tokens
- Encrypted on your machine
- Error reports
- Anonymous, on by default, off in Settings → Privacy
Download Argus
Available now for Apple Silicon Macs on macOS 13 or later. Sign in with the agent account you already have; its usage is billed by its provider.
DMG installer · Installation guide
Questions
What is Argus?
An app for working with coding agents. It puts your chats with them next to a project board, a diff and file viewer, a terminal and a diagram library, all tied to the repository you’re working in.
Which coding agents can I use?
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Auggie, OpenCode and Antigravity are supported, each set up for Argus. Support for more agents is on the way. See agent setup.
Do I need a separate AI subscription?
No new one. Argus uses the account or API key you already have with your agent’s provider, and that provider’s usage limits and billing still apply.
Where does my data live?
On your computer and in your repository. Coding agents send project context to their own providers. Installed copies of Argus send anonymous, scrubbed error reports by default; turn them off in Settings → Privacy. Read privacy and data for details.
Can I use Argus on Windows, Linux or an Intel Mac?
Not at the moment. Today’s download is for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 13 or later.