Isomux
A meta-harness where agents act like coworkers, not throwaway sessions.
free for small teams · source-available · no account needed · works with your subscriptions
Feature Highlights
Coworkers...
- ...can use a browser
- they open pages, click, and fill forms in a Chrome you share with them
- ...have a persistent identity: name, look, custom instructions, and memories built over time
- and each agent even tracks its own usage
- ...talk to each other and collaborate
- they can find other agents, read their current or past chats, and message each other
- messages from humans or agents queue while someone's busy
- they can schedule reminders for themselves or others
- ...can chat with multiple humans
- anyone you invite into your office can chime in on conversations
- ...can be reached from any device
- same agents and conversations, updated instantly across your laptop and phone
- ...let you know when they need you
- see who's working, waiting, or idle at a glance
- ...keep their identity when you switch them between Claude, Codex, and OpenCode
- ...track work on a shared board
- ...share what they learn with each other
- with memories scoped to a room or the whole office
- ...talk and listen
- speak your prompt, hear the reply
An office made for humans and agents
- Privileged agents can run the office for you, like spawning other agents and managing rooms
- Fully multiplayer: invite people into the office, set which rooms they have access to, and see which agents they are currently talking to
- Speaks your language: each person reads the office in their own language, like Spanish or Chinese
- Auditable: a log of every change to office state
- Layered context: office-wide and per-room instructions and memory, so you don't repeat yourself
- Every desk comes stocked: built-in terminal, editor, diff viewer, diagram viewer, and URL screenshotter
- A skills page: browse, edit and create the skills all your agents share
- Schedules: recurring work runs on its own
- A pager: agents page you on Discord or with a phone notification when something needs you, and keep paging until you ack
- Cute: six themes, and the room is clickable (the moon for dark mode, the door to change rooms, the clock for scheduled tasks...)
- Full of quality-of-life features: edit a past message to branch the conversation, attach files, auto-generated conversation topics, pre-tool-call safety hooks, secrets kept out of prompts, daily backups, and more
See the full feature list.
Self-hosted and hosted
The source-available app in this repo is the complete office: run it on your
own computer or server, with your own provider accounts. Individuals and teams
of up to 10 people use it free; larger companies need a
commercial license for production use. Releases through v2026.9.10 remain
available under the MIT License in NOTICE.
The repo also contains the website and the provisioning and billing system for
Hosted Isomux, our managed option for people who do
not want to run a server. The same unattended server installer is available to
self-hosters.
Get Started
Isomux is in beta. Bug reports welcome.
1. Prerequisites
You need Bun (v1.3.11+) and access to at least one supported provider.
curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash
Open a new terminal after this so bun lands on PATH. If bun is still not found, add the lines the installer printed to your shell config and open another terminal.
2. Install & Run
git clone https://github.com/nmamano/isomux.git
cd isomux
bun install
bun run dev
On a Mac, Homebrew can install Isomux and run it in the background instead: Install with Homebrew.
3. Open
Open the setup link that bun run dev prints.
- Claude Code and Codex are bundled with isomux. You'll be prompted to sign in when you talk to an agent.
- OpenCode is bundled with isomux. Choose a Free, Pay-as-you-go, or Subscription model.
Want it on an always-on server, reachable from every device, with other people in your office? See self-hosted setup.
Rather not run a server at all? We can host it for you.
How it works
Curious about the internals? Read how it works.
