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Syndicate turns AI agents into a coordinated team. Instead of juggling tabs and pasting context between chats, you describe a goal and a Manager agent (Atlas) plans the work, delegates to specialists, and surfaces only the decisions that need you. Everything runs locally on your machine, inside a project folder you choose, powered by the AI providers you connect: Claude, OpenAI (Codex), Google Gemini, or GitHub Copilot.

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What you can do with Syndicate

  • Run a team. A Manager plus specialist agents (developers, reviewers, researchers, writers) that delegate, hand off, and report back to you.
  • Run a solo agent. One specialist in a direct 1:1 chat, with or without permission to edit files.
  • Stay in control. Approval flows, permission modes, interruption levels, and a task board keep you in the loop exactly as much as you want.
  • Extend agents. Skills, specializations, and MCP servers shape what each agent knows and can do.

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Start here

Getting started

Install, sign in, connect a provider, and run your first workspace in minutes.

Create your first team

Pick a template, generate a roster from a description, or build from scratch.

Create a solo agent

One specialist, no Manager. Direct chat for quick, focused work.

Working with Atlas

How the Manager plans, delegates, and asks for your input.

The Agent Marketplace

Browse 20+ built-in specialists, community packages, and Agent Creator.

Connect providers

Hook up Claude, OpenAI (Codex), Google Gemini, or GitHub Copilot.

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How it fits together

A workspace is a team or solo agent plus the local project folder it works in. Inside a team, Atlas (the Manager) receives your goals, breaks them into tasks on a shared board, and dispatches agents to do the work. Team coordination is visible in Dispatch, and anything that needs your attention lands in User Tasks. Read the full mental model in How Syndicate works.