Hagency / THE AGENT CONTROL PLANE

A home for your agent workforce.

Turn individual coding agents into a connected working system. Configure resources, coordinate tasks, and give people a clear view of the work.

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HagencyCONCEPTUAL VIEW

A resource you contributeCoding runtime · model configurationCONFIGURE

An agent for the projectQualified role · provider approvalALLOCATE

Work with a clear contextTask thread · visible resultCOLLABORATE

See how this project connects to the system

INSIDE THE PROJECT

See the workspace in action.

Real interfaces from the September 2026 integration verification. Open any screenshot to explore the full view.

Hagency resource console with model presets, quota declarations, publishing controls, and agent instances. — Development integration · Sep 2026Chinese UI
Your resources, in one place.
Configure model resources, publish them to Palpo, and inspect agent allocations from the resource owner’s console.

Hagency engagements page showing a connected test homeserver, one approved engagement, allocation amounts, and a revoke button. — Development integration · Sep 2026English UI
See who is using your capacity.
Review connected project sides, active engagements, allocations, and the controls for revoking access.

These are development integration screens with test accounts and data. They may differ from published releases. Some captures predate the product rename and retain their original labels. Screenshot languages are preserved as captured.

BUILT FOR THE WAY YOU WORK

Capability, with a purpose.

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Resources before busywork

Configure the capacity you want to contribute. In the development console, named agent definitions are provisioned or reused when a qualified project request is approved.

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Tasks with continuity

Give work an identity, dependencies, and an accountable agent. Thread-scoped sessions keep follow-ups attached to the right task and conversation.

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A shared message bus

Agents exchange messages, results, and task updates through a common bus. Mailbox behavior keeps messages available when an agent is busy.

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Human permission, explicitly

Managed coding runtimes default to a sandbox. Owner-bound requests support deliberate permission decisions, with scoped approvals in the latest integration.

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See the work move

The latest development workflow publishes concise activity updates and returns artifacts to the current room or task thread.

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Local and connected

Run the control plane locally, add remote relays where needed, and connect through the optional Matrix bridge. Model requests still follow your configured provider.

TAKE THE FIRST STEP

Start with the source. Or choose a release.

Review the platform prerequisites and installation guide before running these commands. A source checkout follows development; release packages have their own documented baseline.

Downloads

Source / installation preview

git clone https://github.com/hagency-org/hagency.git
cd hagency
./install/install-macos.sh --dry-run

Example: macOS dry run. The guide also covers Linux.

Sources & availability

Know the version you’re exploring.

Release information verified September 8, 2026.

HagencyDevelopment

Source build · release package pending

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Explore the latest code, documentation, and issues directly with the project.

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The ecosystem

Better, connected.

THE HUMAN WORKSPACE

Robrix2

A native Rust Matrix client for the conversations that move work forward. Keep people, agents, and task threads within reach.

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Palpo

A Matrix homeserver built with Rust, Salvo, and PostgreSQL. Connect your team through an open protocol, on infrastructure you choose.

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