by tutti-os
Where people and agents build in tune.
# Add to your Claude Code skills
git clone https://github.com/tutti-os/tuttiLast scanned: 8/9/2026
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}tutti is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by tutti-os. Where people and agents build in tune. It has 3,227 GitHub stars.
Yes. tutti passed SkillsLLM's automated security scan — a dependency vulnerability audit plus prompt-injection heuristics — with no high-severity issues. You can read the full report in the Security Report section on this page.
Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/tutti-os/tutti" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
tutti is primarily written in TypeScript. It is open-source under tutti-os on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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Where people and agents build in tune.
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If you like Tutti, give our GitHub repo a star, fork it, open an issue, or send a PR.
Anyone interested is welcome to join our Discord to share feedback, ask questions, and help shape the future of human-agent collaboration.
Tutti is now open-source.
Tutti · VM is on the way. If you're interested, join the waitlist on our site:
Download Tutti · Local for macOS
Windows support is coming soon.
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See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full development guide.
Claude Code is powerful. So is Codex. So is Canvas. So is Claude Design.
But the moment a real workflow needs dependencies and handoffs, the busiest person in the room ends up being you.
Claude finishes an API; now Codex has to build the frontend. So you paste the API docs, bring Codex up to speed on where things stand, and re-explain why you built it that way. And before the frontend even starts, if you want decent UI, you need design and assets too. So you summarize everything again, generate visuals in an image app, then download, upload, and paste them into the next agent and explain the requirements one more time.
Agents were supposed to do the work for you. Instead, you've become the messenger between them.

Codex can pick up Claude's output without losing any context, as if they shared one brain.
On top of that, Tutti has its own app ecosystem: image generation, UI/UX design, docs, and presentations. You can use them, and so can your agents. When Codex calls the prototype-design app, it's as if it gained Claude Design's abilities, and Claude Code can take the result straight into frontend work, with no copy-pasting on your part.
Everything in Tutti is visible and connected. Any output, including what apps generate, can flow between agents and be used directly in the next step.
Tutti is not a replacement for your coding agent. It's a real-time shared workspace for your agents.
Agents no longer just hand off summaries. They share the same real-time workspace, with context, files, running tasks, and apps all connected. Your Codex can see what Claude changed, what is running, and the current state of the project.
This unlocks three core capabilities:
In the agent chat box, click "+" to reference local files or outputs generated by apps.
With shared visibility into each other's work, agents can avoid or resolve conflicts and decide whether work should run in parallel or in sequence. Agents from different providers, such as Claude and Codex, or OpenClaw (DeepSeek) and Hermes, can work together without getting in each other's way.
In Tutti · VM:
A full workflow is rarely one agent's job. Building a page might start with a prototype, then code, then visuals. Writing an article might need images, layout, and export. Each of these is handled by a different powerful agent or tool, so you end up subscribing to several and switching between them all day: opening, downloading, uploading, screenshotting, pasting. The work itself doesn't get harder; moving information around is what wears you out.
Tutti has its own app center, shared in real time across the whole workspace. You can use these apps yourself, or have your agents call them.
For example:
Every app output stays in the same workspace. When the next step needs it, just reference it with "+" and keep going.
Apps also run on your existing agent subscriptions, instead of bundling and reselling capabilities on top of a model. Use official apps, community-built ones, or build your own.
No manual breakdown, no planning every step. Just describe the goal, for example "I want to build a website," and Tutti breaks it into clear sub-tasks. You review them and assign each to the right agent.
No more tab-switching. One view for everything: every agent conversation, every action waiting on your approval, every task that's running. Anything that needs you is surfaced clearly, so you can find it fast and handle it in one click.
No command line. Open Tutti and start using agents, apps, tasks, and files right away. Power users skip several steps and cut the friction; builders, designers, and content creators who'd rather not touch a terminal can just get going.
Connect the agent subscriptions you already have. Every app and agent runs on top of them, at zero extra cost. (Currently Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes; OpenClaw is in development.)
| Tutti (open source) | Tutti · VM (coming soon) | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | One person, multiple agents | One person, multiple agentsOne person, multiple devicesTwo or more people, each with their own agents |