agi-cli (AGI CLI) is an open-source meta-harness that runs every CLI coding agent — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, and more — from one interface. Install it with `curl -fsSL agi-cli.sh | sh`; it lands on your PATH as `agents` (alias `ag`). One install, one config, every agent.

Yes. agi-cli is free and open source under Apache-2.0. It runs agents on your existing subscriptions, so there are no per-token API costs and no agi-cli account — nothing to sign up for.

Which coding agents does agi-cli support?

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, OpenCode, Grok, Kimi, Droid and more — plus any model (Kimi, MiniMax, GLM, Qwen, DeepSeek) through OpenRouter profiles. You run them individually, pin versions per project, or spawn them as parallel teams.

How is agi-cli different from Claude Code?

Claude Code is one agent. agi-cli runs and orchestrates all of them — version-pinned per project like .nvmrc, in parallel teams with boundary contracts, with skills, MCP servers, secrets, and searchable sessions shared across every agent from one config source.

How do I install agi-cli?

Run `curl -fsSL agi-cli.sh | sh`. It works on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

How-to

Search every agent transcript from one place

The debugging trail, the abandoned attempt, the one command that worked last week — every run writes a transcript to a local store, indexed by content and project. agents sessions searches it across Claude, Codex, Gemini, and OpenCode.

Muqsit Nawaz · Published July 17, 2026

Search and read

Pass a query to search this project by topic, file path, or command; pass a session id to open one.

agents sessions "stripe webhook signature"       # search this project
agents sessions "deploy script" --all            # search every directory
agents sessions a7f3e2c1 --markdown              # replay as markdown
agents sessions a7f3e2c1 --include user          # just the user turns

--markdown renders user, assistant, thinking, and tool calls with secrets redacted by default. Narrow the replay with --include/--exclude <roles> or --first/--last <n> turns. The search reaches across every agent — one query, every CLI's history.

Live sessions

--active shows what is running right now across terminals, teams, cloud, and headless runs, grouped by directory. Each row carries a live state:

working — the agent is mid-turn, executing tools or generating.
waiting — it is blocked on your input. --waiting filters to just these (and exits non-zero if any exist, so a shell prompt can nudge you).
idle — the session is open but the agent is not doing anything.

agents sessions --active           # everything running now, by directory
agents sessions --active --waiting # only sessions blocked on your input

Focus a live session

sessions focus jumps you into a running session — it attaches the terminal the session lives in, or opens a new tab and resumes it. Omit the id for an interactive picker.

agents sessions focus 80289224      # attach or resume a running session
agents sessions focus --attach-only # attach only, never open a new tab

Query another machine

--host <name> runs the query on a remote machine's own index over SSH — no sync needed, SSH access is the only auth. Repeat it to fan the same query across several machines.

agents sessions "auth bug" --host yosemite-s1              # one remote index
agents sessions "deploy script" --host box-a --host box-b   # fan out
agents sessions --active --local                            # this machine only

History also syncs across the fleet via CRDT merge, so a session started on one machine is readable everywhere.

Try it

curl -fsSL agi-cli.sh/install.sh | sh

Install guide Sessions docs →