An infinite board
Pan, zoom and arrange live terminals next to notes, checklists, kanban, a calendar, web previews and git.
Explore the boardCommand deck for coding agents
All your agents, one calm board.
Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and more side by side, on a board you can zoom, arrange and talk to. No more hunting through terminal tabs.
Argon 1.0.6 · Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit · Free · Install notes
‹ Homemy-appWorkspace 1 33 running✻ resets 5:00 PM
Agents working0 of 3
Needs you0
01 Every agent in view
02 Your accounts, your machine
03 Nothing hidden in tabs
04 As light as air
01 Every agent in view
02 Your accounts, your machine
03 Nothing hidden in tabs
04 As light as air
Watch it work
Three agents, one hand-off after another.
Thirty seconds of the real board: one agent builds, the next tests, the last reviews, each picking up when the one before it is done.
One place for the whole team
See every agent. Know who needs you.
Each tile on the board is a real terminal running a real agent. Argon watches them all and tells you, at a glance, who is working, who is resting and who is waiting on you.
A mission map
Every agent shows as working, resting or needs you. Get a notification when one is waiting for approval.
Explore statusTeams, loops, handoffs
Launch up to 12 agents at once, loop a prompt until a goal is met, and hand work from one agent to the next.
Explore orchestrationSee it work
Play with the board. Right here.
These are small, scripted models of how Argon behaves, so you can get a feel for it before you install. The real thing runs real agents in real terminals.
Built for running many at once
Less tab juggling. More shipping.
Agents are great until you have five of them in five windows. Argon keeps the whole crew in one place and handles the bookkeeping.
Real terminals, not a wrapper
Each tile is a full Windows terminal. Ctrl+C works, full-screen tools work, and agents behave exactly as they do on their own.
Know the moment one is waiting
Approval prompts turn the tile amber, move it to the top of the mission map and, if you are elsewhere, send a Windows notification.
Pick up where you left off
Close Argon with agents running and they relaunch in place next time, continuing their last session where the agent supports it.
Know how much of your plan is left
The Usage window shows the 5-hour and weekly limits of your Claude, Codex and Copilot plans, and charts the tokens your agents used. Your sign-ins never leave your PC.
Shared project memory
Keep notes for every agent, globally or per repo, and push them into any console when you want them to know.
Up and running fast
Install. Open a folder. Spawn your team.
Install
Get Argon for Windows. It keeps itself up to date, and the setup panel shows which agents you already have.
Open a folder
Each project becomes its own workspace tab, with its own board, notes and agents.
Spawn and direct
Press N for one agent or the Composer for a whole team, then talk to them with Ctrl K.
Bring your own agents
Works with the agents you already use.
Argon runs the command-line agents installed on your PC, signed in with your own accounts. Add any other command as a custom agent.
Claude CodeCodexGemini CLI
Copilot CLIOpenCodeQwen Code
AmpAiderCursor CLI
GooseCrushYour own command
Each agent signs in with its own account the first time you open it · Argon never sees your logins
Good to know
A few quick answers.
Do I need a separate subscription for each agent?
No. One plan covers as many tiles of that agent as you like; they all share its usage limit, so five busy Claude Code tiles use it up about five times faster. You only need accounts for the kinds of agents you actually run. Argon itself is free.
Does Argon send my code anywhere?
Argon itself has no servers. Your boards, notes and settings are saved as files on your PC. The agents you run talk to their own providers exactly as they would outside Argon.
Will agents do things without asking?
Not unless you turn that on. Auto-approve is off by default; agents ask before editing files or running commands, and Argon flags those moments so you don't miss them.
Is it only for Windows?
Argon is built and tested on Windows 10 and 11, and Linux support is on the way. A Mac version isn’t planned: on a Mac, try vibeboard, the open-source project Argon is built on.
Ready when you are
Put your agents on one board. Make it yours.
Free for Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. Bring the agents and accounts you already have.
Download for Windows