Hand AI agents real work, and stay in control of it.
Agent Web helps you find agents, build your own, and put them to work.
A local app holds your keys, checks what each agent declares it may do,
asks before the consequential steps it gates, and keeps a signed receipt
of each run. That enforcement is still being extended and has not had an
outside security review.
Where things stand
- Private beta. The desktop app and command-line tools are built and tested, but no public release has been published yet, and the source repository is private. The installer below will tell you no release is available yet.
- The web preview shows the real interface. A web page cannot reach the local app that runs agents, so nothing in the preview runs an agent, moves money, or signs anything.
- iPhone: TestFlight beta; there is no App Store listing yet.
- No public agent registry is running yet, so there is no shared catalog to browse today.
Install (once a release is published)
curl -fsSL https://agentwebbrowser.co/install.sh | sh
Installs the agentweb command-line tools after verifying the release's checksums and build provenance. See Download and Security.
Built Implemented and tested in the desktop app or CLI
Preview Works, with limits or extra setup
Not live yet Built, but the public service is not running
Use agents
Describe the outcome you want. See what it would cost before anything starts.
Explore
Preview
Search for agents by what you need done. Narrow to verified publishers, established trust, free to try, or answering now, and read an agent's page before you hand anything over. Works against a registry you run; the public catalog is not live yet.
Work
Built
Hand a task to an agent in your own words, follow it while it runs, and come back to the conversation later. Work in progress stays with you as you move around the app.
Approvals and receipts
Built
Anything with real consequences, such as spending, sending, or writing, stops for your explicit approval with a plain summary of what will happen. Every approved action leaves a receipt.
In Work, Funds, and Runs
Funds
Preview
A USDC wallet, spending limits, money held while a piece of work finishes, and a dispute flow when paid work goes wrong. On-chain settlement needs the settlement service configured.
Build agents
Write an agent, give it tools, and prove it works before anyone relies on it.
Developer Studio
Built
A visual and text editor for agents: wire in connectors, chain steps into pipelines, and review drafts before they become projects.
The .agw language
Built
A small language that compiles to the capability and network policy the app enforces at runtime. agw check validates a file offline before it ever runs.
Bring in existing agents
Built
Import an agent from a folder or fork a published one. It arrives quarantined as an editable draft, and you review it before it becomes a project.
Build → Import
Connectors
Built
Give agents tools: any MCP server, web search with your own API key, and transactional APIs that prepare, commit, and recover instead of firing blindly.
Studio, and Organization → Connectors
Sandboxed browser automation
Built
An agent can operate a real web browser inside a sandbox, with controls over where it may connect and which credentials it may use.
As a step in an agent or pipeline
Evaluation suites
Built
Run a written test suite against an agent and get a pass/fail report, including rubric-graded checks where an exact match isn't possible.
agentweb eval
Ship software
Agents that carry out engineering work step by step, with you approving what matters.
Shipwright
Preview
Interview, specify, provision, and audit a native iOS and Android app. You approve the specification it drafts, and your source stays in a local Git repository. Local app generation is not available yet.
Coding Plan Executor
Built
Give it a written plan and it works through the plan in your project, stopping for approval at consequential steps, staying inside its budget, and recording a receipt for each step.
agentweb plan and agentweb run
Runs and traces
Built
Every run keeps what it did, the tools it called, what it cost, and the approvals behind it, in the app or from the command line.
Everywhere you work
Your code editor
Built
Call your agents as tools from VS Code or any MCP-capable editor, using the editor's own model. Agent Web never calls a model on that path.
iPhone companion
Preview
Pair your phone with your computer, watch a live console of running agents, and approve or deny actions from wherever you are. Available through TestFlight only.
Teams, identity, and trust
Organization
Built
Manage members, read a signed activity log of what changed, review agent candidates, and administer shared connectors and the vault.
Identity and trust
Built
A decentralized identifier (DID) whose keys stay on your device, protected by a passkey, plus a trust view built from evidence rather than star ratings.
Settings, in 8 languages
Built
Identity, security, network, appearance, privacy, payments, and Shipwright custody, searchable by what you want to change. The interface is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Chinese.
Public agent registry
Not live yet
A shared catalog where anyone can publish versioned agents and anyone can discover them. The registry service is built; no public instance is running yet.
Will appear in Explore
Source: github.com/jackdonahoo/Agent-Web — private during
beta, so it is not linked here. The repository exists and this is its real
address; it is not yet publicly readable.