Your interface to agentic work

Your agents.
Within reach.

Work with the agents on your own servers through one focused app. Pick up a conversation, follow the progress, and give the next direction.

Bring your own server. Currently built for Codex app-server.

Agentic App’s geometric bird icon
One app, multiple serversKeep your work within reach.
A client you controlConnect to the server you choose.
Room for the whole taskConversations, files, and agent activity.

Stay involved, without getting in the way

From the first request
to the next decision.

Agentic App puts the conversation and the work together, so you can keep up and step in when it matters.

Switch context, keep your bearings.

Save multiple server connections and move between them from the server switcher. Each server keeps its own work and history.

See the work as it happens.

Follow live responses and agent activity in the conversation. Open message details when you need a closer look at what happened.

A new thought? Steer the task.

Send a follow-up while a compatible agent is working. Refine the request or add context without waiting for the entire turn to finish.

Give it more than a prompt.

Attach photos and files to bring the right context into the conversation. Your connected server determines which inputs and actions it supports.

Bring your own server

Your workspace stays
on your side.

Agentic App is the interface. Your server runs the agent and stores its conversations and files. The app saves UI preferences and server connection settings on your device.

Codex app-server is the current supported backend. The app is designed for more agent APIs over time. A server is not bundled with the app; Agentic Server provides separate tools and guidance for running your own.

How your information is handled

Agentic Server · Part of Agentic

The app in your hands.
The server on your terms.

Agentic Server is the setup companion to Agentic App: Codex installation guidance, runtime setup scripts, and an authentication proxy for your own machine or containers.

Use the Linux setup guide for a single host, or the Docker Compose example for a proxy with multiple Codex workers. You operate the server and configure its model access.

Have a server? Make yourself at home.

Open the web app and add your server’s connection address. Need a hand getting connected? Our support page walks through the basics.