Pick a folder
An empty or existing project. If it isn’t a git repository yet, Konsey prepares it.
Free & open source · macOS & Windows
Your AI coding agents,
at one table.
Write one request. Konsey plans it, splits it into tasks and gives each one to the cheapest agent that can do it. Every agent works in its own copy; the result is merged, tested, reviewed — then applied to your folder.
ClaudePlan ready · 3 tasks
CodexTests passed ✓
Gemini CLIwriting index.html…
Claude CodeOpenAI CodexGemini CLICursor AgentGitHub Copilot CLIOpenCodeQwen CodeAmpFactory DroidCrushGooseAiderAntigravityOpenRouterDeepSeek
How it works
From one sentence to a tested change.
Connect your agents
Konsey finds the CLIs on your computer. Missing ones install with one click; sign-in opens for you.
Describe the work
Agents claim the tasks they’re best at. Each works in its own git worktree, so nobody overwrites anybody.
Tested, then applied
The parts are merged, your tests run and another agent reviews. Only then does it land in your folder.
Features
A whole team, without the chaos.
Parallel, isolated agents
Every agent gets its own copy of your project. Konsey merges the results and runs your checks before anything reaches your folder.
Cost-aware routing
Simple work goes to cheap models; premium subscriptions are saved for the hard parts.
Usage caps
“Use at most 40% of my Claude limit.” The rest stays yours.
A live pixel office
Watch who is planning at the table, who’s coding at a desk and whose quota is sleeping it off.
Council chat
Ask one agent, or all of them at the table. They build on — and argue with — each other.
Integrations
Connect GitHub, Supabase, Sentry, Stripe, PostHog or Notion once; agents use them while they work.
Local & private
No Konsey servers. Your code only goes to the AI services you connect; keys live in your OS keychain.
Agents
Bring the agents you already pay for.
Konsey drives the official CLIs with your own subscriptions. Installed ones are picked up automatically; the rest install with one click.
Claude Code
OpenAI Codex
Gemini CLI
Cursor Agent
GitHub Copilot CLI
OpenCode
Qwen Code
Amp
Factory Droid
Crush
Goose
Aider
Antigravity macOS
Any OpenAI-compatible API
Your own CLI
Install
Two minutes to your first task.
- Open the DMG and drag Konsey into Applications.
- The app isn’t notarized by Apple yet, so the first launch shows a warning. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and press “Open Anyway”.
- Konsey opens with a short guide: it checks git, finds your agents and asks for the permissions it needs — one button each.
Or install from Terminal (no warning):
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ardakie/konsey/main/scripts/install.sh | bash
- Run the installer. It installs for your user only — no admin needed — and opens Konsey.
- If SmartScreen says “Windows protected your PC”, click “More info” → “Run anyway”. The installer isn’t code-signed yet.
- If it says “Smart App Control blocked an app”, there is no “Run anyway”: Smart App Control blocks every unsigned program. Until the Windows build is signed, turn it off in Windows Security → App & browser control → Smart App Control settings. (On some Windows versions it can only be turned back on by resetting Windows.)
- Konsey’s guide installs git and your agents for you with one click each (through winget).
Windows code signing: free code signing provided by SignPath.io, certificate by SignPath Foundation (being set up for upcoming releases). Code signing policy · Privacy
Needs git. Many agent CLIs also need Node.js 20+ — Konsey offers to install both.
FAQ
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. Konsey is free and open source (MIT). You use your own subscriptions and API keys; Konsey never resells tokens.
Does my code go to Konsey?
No. Konsey has no servers and no telemetry. Your code goes only to the AI services you connect.
Can agents break my project?
They work in isolated copies. Changes reach your folder only after checks and a review pass — and you can turn automatic applying off.
What permissions does it ask for?
On macOS: access to the project folder you pick, and permission to open Terminal for installing and signing in to agents. Konsey shows each one in its setup list with a single button.
Which systems are supported?
macOS 11+ (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows 10/11 (64-bit). Antigravity is macOS-only.
Is it in Turkish?
Yes. Konsey follows your system language: Turkish on a Turkish system, English everywhere else. You can switch in Settings.