Free · Available now for Windows, macOS and Linux
Kavor gives you one place to delegate work, follow what your agents are doing, keep context around the work, and step in when needed. Use the coding CLI or harness you already trust — Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode or Grok. You stay in control.
Specification
Agent sessions are disposable. Engineering context should not be. A Kavor Specification is a simple `.spec.md` file for intent, constraints, acceptance criteria and relevant decisions. It is durable context for humans and agents.
CodingAgent + Terminal
Run Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode and Grok as CodingAgent Nodes. Connect agents to Specifications, Files, Sticky Notes and live Terminals. Kavor does not replace your coding agents. It gives you control over the work around them.
Delegate
Follow
Review
$ pnpm check
typecheck · tests · build
Connections
Connections make relationships explicit. Connect a Specification to the agent implementing it. Give an agent access to a File. Attach a Terminal where commands need to run. Connect peers when a review, handoff or parallel investigation actually makes sense. Connections show what belongs together, making context and dependencies inspectable instead of implicit. No hidden workflow engine. No opaque handoffs.
Ready to get your agents out of your head?
Download Kavor ↘Agent-to-agent handoffs
Instead of copying output from one chat into another, let agents exchange the relevant message through a visible Connection.
The context, handoff and reply stay on the Canvas, so you can follow the work—and step in—without reconstructing what happened.
00 / The problem
More agents. More work. More things in your head.
The problem
One agent handles a bug. Another reviews it. A terminal runs tests. A Specification lives elsewhere. One agent is waiting; another finished twenty minutes ago. Kavor moves that operational state out of your head and onto a Canvas.
The Canvas
See what is being built, which agents and terminals are active, what is connected, what depends on what, and where your attention is needed. Your work, laid out the way you think.
01 / The Manifesto
Writing code is no longer the hardest part. Understanding problems, preserving context and making sound decisions is. These principles guide everything we build.
The system revolves around work, not chat sessions.
Good software begins with understanding, not implementation.
Agents are exceptional executors. Responsibility for the decisions remains human.
Confidence is not evidence. Every claim should be inspectable.
Models will change. The principles behind durable software should survive every generation.
Follow the build
Follow releases, product experiments and engineering notes from the work as it happens. No manufactured urgency. Just useful updates from the build.
Kavor Community
Share an idea. Ask a question. Show how you work. Report what breaks. Kavor Community is the public place to help shape what comes next.
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