Everything you need to get productive with Opius within 5 minutes.
Opius is an open-source agentic workspace built for developers who work with multiple AI agents.
Instead of switching between terminal windows, browser tabs, chat interfaces, and standalone tools, Opius brings everything into a single desktop workspace.
Run multiple AI agents side by side. Manage terminals, skills, files, and workflows from one interface.
Whether you're building a feature, debugging a production issue, reviewing code, or exploring a large codebase, Opius helps you stay focused while your agents keep working.
Download the latest beta release from GitHub.
Install the Windows setup package and launch Opius from the Start Menu.
Coming soon.
Download the latest beta release for Linux.
Getting started with Opius takes only a few minutes.
Open Opius from your Start Menu.
A workspace is your project environment.
Select a project folder and create a new workspace.
Choose the AI agents you want to use inside the workspace.
Examples:
Your agents, terminals, skills, files, and project tools are now available from a single interface.
No more switching between multiple applications.
A workspace is the core unit of work in Opius.
Each workspace is built around a project directory and contains:
Workspaces are designed to keep everything related to a project in one place.
When you reopen a workspace, Opius restores your environment so you can continue where you left off.
Opius organizes development around a single workspace.
A workspace can include:
Everything stays connected to the same project directory.
Instead of managing separate applications, you manage a single workspace.
Opius is designed around CLI-based AI agents.
Each agent runs independently while remaining accessible from the same workspace.
Supported agents can be assigned to dedicated terminal slots and work in parallel.
Benefits include:
You can assign different agents to different responsibilities.
Examples:
Additional CLI-based agents may work if they expose a terminal interface.
Support will continue expanding as the ecosystem evolves.
Skills are reusable workflows that help agents perform common tasks.
A skill packages instructions, workflows, and execution logic into a reusable unit.
Examples include:
Skills can be installed into a workspace and used by supported agents.
The goal is to make proven workflows reusable across projects.
Opius is open source.
The project is developed publicly on GitHub and welcomes community contributions.
You can:
GitHub Repository:
Opius is an open-source desktop workspace for developers who use AI agents.
It combines agents, terminals, skills, and project tools into a single environment.
Yes.
Opius is open source and free to use.
You only need access to whichever AI providers your agents require.
Officially tested agents include:
Additional CLI-based agents may also work.
No.
Opius runs locally on your machine.
Individual agents communicate directly with their respective providers using their own configurations.
Yes.
Skills are designed to be reusable and extensible.
You can install skills into a workspace and create your own workflows.
Not yet.
macOS support is currently in development.
Yes.
Linux is supported. Download the latest beta release for Linux from the Installation section.
Visit the GitHub repository to submit issues, feature requests, or pull requests.
Community contributions are welcome.