Build with agents without losing the engineering
Kavor is the local-first system around coding agents. Use one visual Workspace to connect the questions, context, Specifications, files, CodingAgents, Terminals, WebBrowsers, evidence, and decisions that make software work durable.
Start here
- What is Kavor? explains the model and the core vocabulary.
- Close your first loop with a Specification, two CodingAgents, and shared evidence.
- Understand how CodingAgents see and build the Canvas.
- See a CodingAgent and WebBrowser working on the same page (opens in a new tab).
- Use Schedule to give your graph a clock.
- Release notes records every public Kavor release.
Your first loop in five minutes
- Download and open Kavor, then choose the directory that will be the root of your Workspace.
- Add one Specification, one CodingAgent, and one Terminal to the Canvas.
- Connect the Specification, Terminal, and CodingAgent in one component so context and capabilities are reachable.
- Ask the CodingAgent to implement the Specification, inspect its evidence, and decide what you accept.
Start with this small closed loop. Add reviewers, Files, Sticky Notes, and WebBrowsers only when the work benefits from them.
Work across multiple Workspaces
Each Kavor window can keep a different Workspace open. This lets you distribute projects across windows and monitors without mixing Canvases, sessions, or context. Kavor keeps one shared runtime while each window preserves the work you placed in it.
Platforms and download
Kavor is free and available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Download Kavor or browse the release notes.
Get help and shape Kavor
Ask a question, share a real workflow, or propose what Kavor should connect next in the Kavor Community.