@openteams-lab/openteams-web

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What is OpenTeams?

OpenTeams is a multi-agent conversation platform where multiple AI agents (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, QWen Coder, etc.) can collaborate in shared chat sessions like a real team.

Key Features:

Feature	What you get
Supported agents	Supports 10 coding-agent runtimes, including Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, Qwen Code, Amp, Cursor Agent, Copilot, Droid, Kimi Code, and OpenCode.
Shared group-chat context	Every participant works from the same conversation history instead of juggling copied prompts across separate windows.
Parallel execution	Multiple agents can work on the same task at the same time inside one shared session.
Autonomous collaboration	Agents can @mention each other, hand work off, and coordinate directly inside the chat.
Built-in AI members	Start with 160+ built-in AI members across engineering, marketing, writing, research, and content production.
Built-in AI team presets	Launch with 8 ready-to-use team presets for common workflows.
Skill library	Equip agents with 1000+ built-in skills, and import your own skills when needed.
Fully local execution	Agents run against your local workspace. No need to be concerned about data privacy.

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Quick Start

# Install and run
npx openteams

Requirements

You'll need at least one AI agent installed:

Agent	Install
Claude Code	npm i -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code
Gemini CLI	npm i -g @google/gemini-cli
Codex	npm i -g @openai/codex
Qwen Code	npm i -g @qwen-code/qwen-code

More agent installation guides

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CLI Commands

openteams is a zero-build NPX launcher. It does not compile source code on your machine. Instead, it downloads prebuilt binaries, verifies checksum, extracts, installs, and runs.

npx openteams              # install (if needed) + run
npx openteams install      # install only
npx openteams start [args] # run binary
npx openteams update       # force re-download + reinstall
npx openteams status       # show install status
npx openteams uninstall    # remove ~/.openteams
npx openteams --help

Pass-through args example:

npx openteams -- --port 54321
npx openteams start --port 54321

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How It Works

When you run npx openteams, the CLI does:

1. Detect current platform/arch
2. Download prebuilt openteams.zip from configured object storage
3. Verify SHA256 from manifest
4. Extract to ~/.openteams/bin
5. Add ~/.openteams/bin to PATH (current process + persistent profile)
6. Launch binary immediately

Installation Paths

• Install root: ~/.openteams
• Binary: ~/.openteams/bin/openteams (or .exe on Windows)
• Cache: ~/.openteams/cache/<tag>/<platform>/
• Metadata: ~/.openteams/install.json

Requirements

• Node.js >= 18
• Network access to configured OSS/R2 public URL

No Rust/Git/build toolchain is required for end users.

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Why we're better

Legend: Full support | Partial support | No support

Capability	Traditional Single Agent	Multi-window Workflow	Claude Code Agent Team	OpenTeams
Parallelism	No, sequential	Partial, manual	Yes, Claude subagents	Yes, automatic
Shared context	No	No, copy-paste	Partial, split subagent contexts	Yes, always in sync
Multi-model collaboration	No	Partial, manual switching	No, Claude only	Yes, Claude + Gemini + Codex + more
Agent handoff	No	No, you orchestrate it	Partial, delegated inside Claude	Yes, direct @mentions
Predefined AI member	No	No	No	Yes, 160+ members
Team manager	No	No	No	Yes, Customize team guidelines
Your effort	High	Very high	Medium	Low

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Community

Bug Reports	GitHub Issues
Discussions	GitHub Discussions
Community Chat	Discord

License

Apache 2.0