OpenAgents

Free

By AI Bookmarks Editorial Team, Directory editors Last reviewed 2026-10-23

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Shared workspace for people and AI agents, with common conversations, files and projects across desktop and web.

Quick facts

Pricing	Free
Free tier	Yes — free workspace with limited agents and storage
Platforms	Web, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android
Developer	OpenAgents
Website	https://openagents.org

What OpenAgents is

OpenAgents is a workspace for working alongside AI agents. Instead of one chat thread per task, it gives agents shared conversations, files and projects, so several agents and people can work on the same material. It runs on desktop, web and mobile, and can connect agents running on your own machine, which keeps local data local. The product is aimed at people who already use coding agents or local models and want a shared surface rather than yet another model. The limits are maturity and scope: it is a workspace layer rather than a model, so quality depends on which agents you connect, public documentation is thin, and team administration is less developed than in established collaboration tools. Projects keep files and conversation together, so an agent picking up work later has the same context as the person who started it. It installs as a desktop app, which suits people who keep models on their own machine.

Best for

Coordinating several agents on one project
Keeping local agent runs and their outputs in one place
Small teams sharing context between people and agents

Not ideal for

Teams needing mature admin, audit and compliance controls
Anyone expecting the workspace to supply its own model

Pros

Shared context instead of separate chat threads
Can connect agents running locally
Available across desktop, web and mobile

Cons

Quality depends entirely on the agents you connect
Documentation and community are thin
Admin and compliance features are limited

Pricing in detail

There is a free workspace with limits on the number of agents and storage. Paid plans are billed monthly per user and raise those limits and add private projects and larger file storage; team tiers add shared billing and administration. Model usage is billed by whichever provider the connected agents use, so the workspace fee is only part of the cost. Confirm storage and agent limits before moving a project in.