About Agor
Agor is a shared workspace for running AI coding agents as a team. Built by Preset, it places agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Gemini on a multiplayer spatial board anchored to git branches, so people and agents can see each other's sessions, cursors and queued follow ups in real time instead of working in isolated personal terminals.
It is aimed at engineering organizations that want AI enablement to spread across the team rather than stay with a few individuals. Agor lets teams raise AI teammates with durable identities that can be taught conversationally and equipped with shared, semantically searchable memory, skills, MCP connections, messaging channels and schedules. Work is organized into branches, session trees, boards and zones, with branch environments, a scheduler, a message gateway that reaches agents from where the team already chats, rich chat widgets and artifacts. Sharing and permissions control who sees what, and an MCP server lets agents drive the board themselves. For operators it supports containerized execution, execution isolation, daemon high availability, a multi tenant filesystem, tenant data portability and a TypeScript client and API.
Agor is source available under the Business Source License 1.1, and the site states that running it in production on your own infrastructure is permitted and supported at no charge. Agor Cloud, a fully managed version operated by the team behind Preset Cloud, is in private beta and available by invitation; its pricing is not published, and a demo can be booked through the site.