Moi

Moi is an open source, agent agnostic generative interface layer. It provides a shared workspace in which an AI coding agent builds its own user interface, so that software can take the shape of the work being done rather than being limited to a chat window. Under the hood it is a skill plus a lightweight command line tool that the agent uses to control the workspace. It is aimed at people who already work with an agent such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw or Hermes and want more than chat output. The vendor's examples include an admin dashboard, a lightweight issue tracker stored in SQLite, a roadmap view of epics and pull requests, a scratchpad for sketching architecture with the agent, an order funnel drawn from Shopify, and a video editing room that grows out of a folder of raw footage. Apps share the files and context of the project folder and live together in one workspace, and widgets can pull live data from sources such as the GitHub API and Linear through MCP. Moi can run on a local computer, in the cloud or on company infrastructure, and works with frontier models or self hosted ones. Installation is done by giving the agent an install instruction or by using the terminal, and the site publishes an llms.txt file for agents. The site does not publish pricing, and the project is presented as open source.