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Start from an AgentOS Starter when you have your own agent use case. Start from an Application Template when you want a working agent product to fork and adapt. Both give you an AgentOS codebase that runs locally and can deploy to infrastructure you control.

Application Templates

Application Templates are complete agent products with agents, tools, storage, interfaces, evals, and deployment scripts already connected.

Dash: Data Agent

For data teams that need SQL answers grounded in schemas, business definitions, validated queries, and prior corrections.

Coda: Code Agent

For engineering teams that want code search, PR review, issue triage, and implementation support inside Slack.

Scout: Knowledge Agent

For teams that need an agent to navigate live company context across Slack, Drive, wikis, the web, and MCP sources.

Context: Multiplayer Agent

For founders and operators who want a private CRM and knowledge base that their AI tools can share over MCP.

AgentOS Starters

Starters provide the same AgentOS foundation with deployment scripts for different infrastructure.

What’s inside every Starter

Build with your Starter

Every deploy guide includes a prompt for setting up the Starter locally with Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. The coding agent starts AgentOS, verifies the MCP endpoint, and builds your first agent. The same guide then covers production deployment for that provider. After AgentOS is running, connect it to the coding agents on your machine:
See Build with Coding Agents for the complete development loop.