# Add to your Claude Code skills
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intentic is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by intentic. More work. Less AI waste. Same subscriptions. It has 44 GitHub stars.
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Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/intentic/intentic" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
intentic is primarily written in TypeScript. It is open-source under intentic on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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An open-source workspace for coding agents, running on your own machine.
Run agents in parallel, each in its own git worktree. Close the browser. Come back from any device. Review the work before it lands.
Try the live demo · Create your workspace · Download the app
Website · Docs · Extensions · Discord
The agent board · Real app, demo data · Click to explore
intentic brings agent conversations, code, terminals and diff review into one place. The agents run in a persistent sandbox on a machine you control. Each run gets its own branch and worktree, so parallel tasks stay separate until you review and land them.
Use your own Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Kimi Code or Gemini accounts. intentic is free and MIT-licensed; your AI subscriptions and host machine are yours to provide.
| What you need | What intentic gives you |
|---|---|
| Run several tasks at once | A board that puts questions and approvals first, with progress and spend per run. |
| Check what an agent changed | A file tree, editor, terminals and diffs, with controls to land or discard work. |
| Keep work running | Persistent sessions you can reopen from another browser or your phone while the host stays on. |
| Give agents the right tools | Sandbox environments, integrations, MCP servers and extensions. |
| Hand off recurring work | Automations triggered by schedules, webhooks and events, with a transcript for each run. |
Explore the demo to try the workspace without signing in. To run your own:
Prefer a desktop app? Download intentic to walk through setup. For a server, see the setup guide.
Agents keep working when you close the browser. The machine hosting the sandbox must stay awake and connected.
Read the plan, follow the conversation and inspect the changed files in the same workspace. Finished work stays on its branch until you choose to land it. Permission controls let you decide when an agent must ask.
Connect GitHub, databases, observability tools, communication services or your own MCP server. Manage the agent's tools and environment from the sandbox settings.
Reopen the same fleet and conversation from another device.
The sandbox hosts your repositories, tools and agent sessions. The platform handles sign-in and locates your sandbox; your browser connects to the sandbox for the actual work. Agents send context to the AI providers you connect. The optional free trial uses intentic's keys and routes trial messages through intentic.
flowchart LR
browser["You · browser or desktop app"]
platform["Platform · sign-in and sandbox discovery"]
sandbox["Your machine · sandbox, agents, code and tools"]
providers["Your AI providers"]
browser -->|Sign in| platform
browser <-->|Private tunnel| sandbox
sandbox <-->|Agent requests| providers
Read the architecture for the runtime and trust boundaries, or the repository map to find your way through the code.
Requires Node 24 and pnpm 12:
enginesnames24.21.0and12.4.1, the pair CI runs. Another Node 24 patch is fine; a pnpm below 12.3.0 is not, andpackageManagermakes corepack fetch the right one.On Windows, put
opensslon PATH first.pnpm installmints this machine's development certificate with it and fails without it. Git for Windows already ships one inC:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin: add that directory to PATH, or run the install from Git Bash. macOS and every Linux dev image here have it already.
A single .env at the repo root drives the platform (only the api reads it; web/site bake their dev config
into src). Copy the template and fill in Google credentials: everything else degrades with a startup warning:
pnpm install
pnpm cert:trust # once per machine — approves this machine's dev root, so the browser shows a lock
cp .env.example .env # set GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID / GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET (each var is documented in .env.example)
pnpm db:up # Postgres on :5440 (docker-compose.yml) + prisma migrate
pnpm dev # turbo: api on https://localhost:6480, web on https://localhost:47145
Dev serves over HTTPS via @intentic/localhost-https (Google FedCM One Tap refuses http://localhost).
pnpm install mints a root and a certificate into your own data directory, outside every checkout;
pnpm cert:trust is what puts that root in your trust store, and you run it once per machine rather than once
per clone. Skip it and everything still works behind a browser warning. Run both on the machine whose browser
you use: inside a container they produce a perfectly good pair that your desktop browser never sees. See
_tools/localhost-https.
Sandbox daemon (optional). To run the daemon outside its container, add its creds to the same root .env:
see the # Sandbox daemon section of .env.example (ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN, … all
optional): then pnpm --filter @intentic/sandbox dev.
Get desktop installers and machine-agent binaries from GitHub Releases. Published packages live under npm @intentic. See download verification for release attestations.
The sandbox, CLI, workspace and platform are all MIT-licensed.