Local-first

agent suite.

three tools for people who run coding
and computer-use agents all day.

Coding agents

Archductor

Synced
Workspaces

docs-refresh

branch + worktree + port

pricing-copy

branch + worktree + port

setup-flow

branch + worktree + port

PTY agents

$ archductor session start docs-refresh

loading project brief...

workspace ready, checks attached

Diff

+128 / -34

2 comments staged

PR flow

checks clear

archive after merge

Archductor gives every task its own machine-shaped box.

One workspace per task: its own Git worktree, branch, .context directory, and port range. Run Codex or Claude Code inside it, review the diff, merge the PR, archive, next.

Computer-use agents

Archfleet

Synced
Workflow
Open app
Sign in
Upload
Verify
Guest desktop

agent-s: clicking “Continue”

stalled — XRDP takeover available

Fleet

guest-01

running

guest-02

takeover

guest-03

queued

Archfleet runs computer-use agents on real desktops.

Draw a workflow and run it on an isolated libvirt VM driven by Agent S. The agent gets a full desktop with real applications. When it gets stuck, take over via XRDP.

Knowledge

Archivum

Synced
Markdown wiki
Project brief
Repo notes
Decision log
Release notes
Context capture

Convert notes, links, and repo docs into durable pages agents can actually use.

citationssearchagent context
Connected notes
Brief
Repo
Agent
Review

Archivum keeps what the work taught you.

A self-hosted wiki that writes itself. Drop in a PDF or a URL and it writes the page, links the concepts, and serves it back through a built-in MCP server your agents read from.

See the loop.

Workspace to agent session to diff review to merged PR, without leaving the app.

Archductor walkthrough16:10 product capture
Record: add project, create workspace, start agent, review diff and checks, create PR, archive.