Supported AI Agents
AgentTeams works with several AI agent apps. These agents do the actual coding work, and you can use them in two ways:
- Developer — the developer runs the agent app directly in a terminal or editor and connects it to AgentTeams via a convention file.
- Runner — a runner picks up web requests and executes the agent automatically.
Supported agents
| Agent | Developer | Runner |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | App · CLI | ✓ |
| Codex | App · CLI | ✓ |
| OpenCode | CLI | ✓ |
| Antigravity | App · CLI | ✓ |
| AmpCode | CLI | ✓ |
| Cursor | App · CLI | ✓ |
| Copilot CLI | CLI | ✓ |
| Kimi CLI | CLI | ✓ |
Using it from an editor
An editor like VSCode is not an agent itself, but you can use AgentTeams through agents that run inside it — e.g. Cursor, the AgentTeams VS Code extension, or Claude Code/Codex run from the editor terminal.
How to connect
- Set up the convention file (for local runs) — add an instruction to the agent’s rule file to read
.agentteams/convention.md. See CLI Installation for file locations and the snippet. - Install a runner (for automatic runs) — prepare the engine CLI and initialize it in Runner Installation.
- Register and manage agents — see Agent Configs.
Gemini was deprecated as a runner option after the Gemini CLI service shut down. Existing records remain viewable.
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