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OpenCoven

Workspace for building with agents.

OpenCoven

A home for your AI familiars.

OpenCoven builds local-first tools for working with AI agents that have a name, a purpose, memory, and clear boundaries. Our goal is continuity: keeping the familiar and the work yours as models, tools, and sessions change.

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Find your starting point

If you want to… Start here
Run coding agents from your terminal Coven · A Rust runtime for project-scoped sessions with Codex, Claude Code, and GitHub Copilot CLI.
Manage familiar conversations, tasks, and agent work Coven Cave · The desktop control room, with a native iOS companion.
Just chat with your familiars Coven Chat · A focused desktop app connected to the Coven CLI on your computer.
Bring notes, tasks, tools, and terminals into one workspace Open Sesame · A local widget workspace with a macOS companion and PTY/SSH bridge.

Note

OpenCoven is in active development. Platform support, installation requirements, and readiness differ by project. Follow each repository's current README and release notes; a preview or source build is not a promise of a finished integration.

Start with Coven

Install the CLI and check your environment:

npm install -g @opencoven/cli
coven doctor

Then launch a coding session inside your project:

cd my-project
coven setup codex
coven daemon start
coven run codex "fix the failing tests"
coven sessions

The CLI supports macOS, glibc-based Linux x64, and Windows x64. Provider login and harness setup are separate from installing Coven. See the installation guide.

Prefer an app? Follow the installation instructions for Cave, Chat, or Open Sesame. Open Sesame's native host is currently macOS; its browser preview does not provide local machine access.

What holds it together

  • Identity with continuity. The Familiar Contract is a draft open specification for named identity, defined purpose, bounded authority, persistent memory, and a protected relationship with a person.
  • Authority outside the agent. Coven's local daemon owns session boundaries. Threads supplies protected-authority validation contracts; full conformance remains subject to its documented limits.
  • Visible work. Project-scoped sessions, durable records, and inspectable activity make agent work easier to follow and steer.
  • Choice of harness. Coven provides shared session infrastructure rather than replacing every coding tool with a single provider.

Explore the documentation, brand system, or full repository collection.

Build with us

Start with the repository you use. Read its contribution instructions, pick a focused issue, and tell us what you tested.

Our code of conduct applies across OpenCoven spaces. For help, see support.

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  1. coven coven Public

    Local-first runtime for project-scoped AI coding-agent sessions, with durable state, authority boundaries, and multi-harness interoperability.

    Rust 75 26

  2. coven-cave coven-cave Public

    Native OpenCoven workspace for familiars, agent sessions, memory, tools, workflows, and local-first development.

    TypeScript 32 29

  3. psyche psyche Public

    Coven-native familiar runtime and orchestration protocol for persistent AI identities.

    Rust

  4. psyche-build psyche-build Public

    Desktop cockpit for running parallel AI coding agents in visible, isolated workspaces — from branch to review, merge, and handoff.

    TypeScript 3 2

  5. coven-threads coven-threads Public

    Authority and governance layer for protected familiar identity, memory, and write surfaces.

    Rust 2 1

  6. familiar-contract familiar-contract Public

    Open specification for portable agent identity, authority, memory, and immutable self-governance boundaries.

    Rust 8 2

Repositories

Showing 10 of 38 repositories
  • chat Public

    Phase 0 desktop scaffold for OpenCoven Chat, with least-privilege Tauri boundaries and future Cave integration.

    OpenCoven/chat's past year of commit activity
    TypeScript 3 MIT 0 15 2 Updated Nov 14, 2026
  • desktop-use Public

    Computer-use adapter for OpenCoven agents and desktop automation.

    OpenCoven/desktop-use's past year of commit activity
    TypeScript 2 MIT 1 10 8 Updated Nov 14, 2026
  • coven Public

    Local-first runtime for project-scoped AI coding-agent sessions, with durable state, authority boundaries, and multi-harness interoperability.

    OpenCoven/coven's past year of commit activity
    Rust 75 MIT 26 61 18 Updated Nov 14, 2026
  • coven-code Public

    Open-source, multi-provider AI coding-agent TUI in Rust.

    OpenCoven/coven-code's past year of commit activity
    Rust 11 GPL-3.0 4 21 21 Updated Nov 14, 2026
  • psyche-build Public

    Desktop cockpit for running parallel AI coding agents in visible, isolated workspaces — from branch to review, merge, and handoff.

    OpenCoven/psyche-build's past year of commit activity
    TypeScript 3 MIT 2 28 21 Updated Nov 14, 2026
  • open-sesame Public

    Always there for you

    OpenCoven/open-sesame's past year of commit activity
    JavaScript 0 0 36 8 Updated Nov 14, 2026
  • OpenCoven/psyche-research's past year of commit activity
    Python 2 0 12 0 Updated Nov 14, 2026
  • coven-landing Public

    Source for the OpenCoven website and public product landing experience.

    OpenCoven/coven-landing's past year of commit activity
    JavaScript 1 4 16 1 Updated Nov 14, 2026
  • coven-cave Public

    Native OpenCoven workspace for familiars, agent sessions, memory, tools, workflows, and local-first development.

    OpenCoven/coven-cave's past year of commit activity
    TypeScript 32 29 70 14 Updated Nov 14, 2026
  • coven-castles Public

    Sandcastles for sandboxed familiars.

    OpenCoven/coven-castles's past year of commit activity
    TypeScript 1 0 5 3 Updated Nov 14, 2026