Open-source Cursor-style agent IDE
— but built for reviewability, traceability, and control, not just faster coding.
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Built with Rust and Tauri for local-first execution under 100MB on disk. Supports agent trajectory livestream and replay. Easy to follow and review.
orgii-demo.mp4
It is not just another AI coding tool; it is an experiment in human/agent organizations and org-level alignment. Agents are getting better, but collaboration, observability, structure, and shared accountability are not keeping up — and in some cases are getting worse. Cursor, Claude Code, and similar tools often treat agents as outsourced assistants: useful for output, but hard to audit, coordinate, align, or evolve at a system level.
ORG-II explores a different model: agents as persistent, observable colleagues inside a structured organization. Instead of stateless, hard-to-review AI IDE sessions, it introduces replayable agent execution, cross-session memory, AI blame, and a local-first Rust-based runtime so humans, agents, and teams can collaborate around shared context and aligned goals.
- Long-running sessions with replayable execution traces for auditing, review, and debugging.
- Rust-based agents that work with your existing API keys and agent subscriptions.
- GUI, CLI, terminal, Git, browser, LSP, timeline, and database tooling.
- Cross-session memory, cross-agent knowledge sharing, and shared workspace state.
- Resource-aware execution that can react to CPU, RAM, and human attention availability.
- Agent-powered GUI end-to-end testing for supervised self-evolution.
- Scheduling and auto-started sessions so agents can run overnight or continue work when you are away.
- Org-level alignment surfaces (issues/projects management) for coordinating humans, agents, goals, and accountability (WIP).
- Session collaboration and group issue workflows via self-hosted Supabase (WIP).
Current build version: v1.1.2 (2026-06-23)
Download the latest ORGII desktop app with one click:
The direct download links always resolve through GitHub's latest release pointer.
To build or contribute from source:
pnpm install
pnpm run download:sidecars
pnpm run tauri:devFor more contribution details, see CONTRIBUTING.md. We ask everyone to be respectful and empathetic; see CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md.
Browser Use and Computer Use features rely on optional native helpers for browser automation and macOS screen automation:
agent-browseris downloaded fromvercel-labs/agent-browserreleases for the current OS/CPU.peekaboois downloaded fromsteipete/peekabooreleases on macOS.
Computer Use is currently available on macOS only. Browser Use can use agent-browser on supported platforms.
If a sidecar is missing, the Rust build creates a small placeholder resource so development builds can continue. The related capability may fall back to PATH or remain unavailable until you run pnpm run download:sidecars.
Have questions, feedback, or want to follow along as ORG-2 evolves? Join us on Discord:
- #how-to-use-org2 and #faq — get up and running
- #announcement — release news and updates
- #lets-chat — share what you're building and meet the community
- #feedback — ideas, feature requests, and bug reports
ORGII is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later (AGPL-3.0-or-later). See LICENSE for the full license text.