A chatbot answers. An agent acts. A superagent runs your agents.
Dodaios is the one you talk to, and it runs the rest:
- Your computer. It uses the desktop, its own browser, a terminal and the
services you connected.
- Your coding agents. It briefs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor CLI and six more
in your projects, follows their work and checks the result before it
reports.
- Its own agents. Long jobs, standing tasks and routines run in the
background and come back as a result, a node you can open, or a question for
you.
It answers in short messages, puts each question on a card, and gets in touch
only when something needs you: in the app, by voice, or on your phone.
Three things hold everywhere:
- Your models, your accounts. Use a plan you already pay for through the
provider's own command-line tool, paste an API key, or run a local model.
Chat, voice, computer use and agents can each use a different provider.
- You set how much it does alone. Each chat has a permission mode. A new
chat starts at Bypass permissions: nothing asks, and only a blocked call is
refused. In the asking modes, moving money, passwords and keys, deleting
something for good and a first message in your name to someone new always
wait for your yes. A routine that runs without you may only do what can be
taken back, unless a rule you saved allows more.
- Your files, on your computer. Chats, memory, nodes, settings and results
are files on the computer that runs Dodaios. There is no Dodaios account and
no paid tier. A model or a connected service receives what it needs for its
part of a request.
Install
Desktop app. Download the installer for your system from the latest release:
Each release lists the checksums in installers-SHA256SUMS.txt. The Windows
installer is not code-signed yet; the
code signing policy
says where that stands.
From a terminal. The installer sets up its own Python environment, adds a
launcher and opens the app.
# Windows (PowerShell)
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Dodaios/Dodaios/main/install/install.ps1 | iex
# macOS and Linux
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Dodaios/Dodaios/main/install/install.sh | bash
# A Linux server without a screen
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Dodaios/Dodaios/main/install/install.sh | bash -s -- --headless
With pipx. The smaller server package, without a desktop launcher:
pipx install dodaios
Then start it:
dodaios # the desktop app: window, voice and the on-screen overlay
dodaios serve # browser interface only, for a server without a screen
dodaios update # install the newest published release
The first start asks for three things: a name (it is also the wake word), one
model connection, and how you want to talk to it. Installing needs no provider.
Answers do.
It runs on 64-bit Windows, macOS and glibc-based Linux, on x86-64 and Arm64.
The terminal installer needs Python 3.11 to 3.14 and Git and fetches whichever
is missing. A graphics card is optional.
Install guide ·
Platform support ·
Running it on a server
What you get
Coding agents, briefed and checked
Ask for a change in one of your projects and Dodaios hands it to a coding
agent: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor CLI, OpenCode, Kimi Code, GLM Coding Plan,
Grok Build, Antigravity or DeepSeek Harness, the command-line tools you
install and sign in to yourself, each with the models, effort levels and
permission modes it really has. Dodaios writes the brief, opens the agent's
thread in the IDE, follows the work and checks the result before it tells you
it is done. A thread can get its own worktree on its own branch, and a team
thread puts two to eight agents on different models onto one task. Terminals,
changes, Git, files and a browser preview sit beside every thread.
Agentic IDE ·
Team threads
Nodes: what it makes, kept current
Ask for a report, a deck, a budget or a dashboard, and Dodaios makes it as a
node: a page you can open, present and share, and that it can change again
later. There are seven types: Docs, Slides, Sheets, Visuals, Analytics,
Whiteboard and Clips. Tell it what a node should follow, and it keeps the node
current from your apps on a schedule. Pin comments anywhere on a node (type
them or dictate them) and send them together, and Dodaios revises it; or click Edit and change a text
yourself. Each node is one page that runs in a sandbox with the network off,
and the last twelve versions can be taken back.
Nodes
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