Openteams

OpenTeams is an open source, local first desktop app for running several AI coding agents as one team. A user can mention multiple agents in a single session, and they share conversation context, task goals and progress, message one another and hand off results. Supported local agents include Amp, Claude, Cursor, Droid, Gemini, Copilot, Kimi, OpenAI, OpenCode and Qwen, so agents from different model ecosystems can be mixed and matched per task. Each session can use a git worktree as an isolated directory, which keeps code changes, installed dependencies and execution state from leaking between sessions and allows one team to run several tasks in parallel, with one click commits and merges. For larger work, a Plan mode follows a spec driven workflow by default: the agent first clarifies requirements, execution details and acceptance criteria, then generates a visual plan as a graph of subtasks with dependencies, order and status. Each node runs and is reviewed independently, and the user can review at the node level and at the loop level while the workflow engine advances the remaining work. Built in members and team presets provide starting configurations. The vendor aims it at indie developers who want to plan, build and ship software with an AI team they control, with work staying on the local machine. The app is downloaded from the site or GitHub. The site publishes no pricing, and the software is described as open source.