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ORG2

by org2AI2.7kTypeScriptUpdated 2026-08-19

System of record for how agents build software: Built-in rust harness & 20+ CLIs.

ORG2 is a local-first desktop application that serves as a system of record for AI-driven software development, enabling teams to run, replay, and review coding agent sessions. Built with Rust and Tauri, it provides a native agent execution harness and supports launching 20+ popular coding agent CLIs including Cursor, Claude Code, Aider, Goose, and GitHub Copilot. The platform records complete agent trajectories—messages, tool calls, file edits, and command outputs—allowing developers to trace any code change back to the specific agent session and decisions that produced it. It offers team collaboration features, cross-session memory, AI blame functionality, and integrated development workspace tools including terminal, Git, and browser inspection.

Key Features

Built-in Rust harness for running native coding agents with existing API keys and subscriptions
Session management and replay for 20+ agent CLIs (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Aider, Goose, Copilot, and more)
Team collaboration with trajectory review and contextual commenting on agent sessions, not just PR diffs
AI blame functionality that traces code lines back to agent sessions, tool calls, and decisions
Integrated development workspace with terminal, Git, pull request review, and WebKit browser inspection
Cross-session memory and knowledge sharing between agents and team members
Resource-aware execution with scheduling for overnight or unattended agent sessions
Local-first architecture under 100MB with optional self-hosted Supabase for team sync

Use Cases

  • 01Recording and replaying coding agent sessions to understand how specific code was generated
  • 02Reviewing agent-generated code changes by watching the full decision trajectory instead of just diffs
  • 03Tracing production bugs back to the agent sessions and tool calls that introduced the code
  • 04Managing multiple coding agents (Cursor, Aider, Claude Code) from a unified interface
  • 05Collaborating as a team on agent-assisted development with shared session history
  • 06Scheduling overnight coding tasks for agents to continue work autonomously

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ORG2 — FAQ

What is ORG2?+

ORG2 is a desktop application for running, recording, and reviewing AI coding agent sessions. It provides a native Rust agent harness and can launch and manage sessions from 20+ popular coding agent CLIs, creating a complete audit trail of how agents build software.

How do I install ORG2?+

Download the appropriate installer for your platform (macOS DMG, Windows EXE/MSI, or Linux AppImage/DEB) from the GitHub releases page. The application is a self-contained desktop app built with Tauri.

Which coding agents does ORG2 support?+

ORG2 supports its own built-in Rust harness plus 20+ agent CLIs including Cursor CLI, Claude Code, Codex, Aider, Goose, GitHub Copilot, Kiro, Kimi Code, Cline, Devin, and Continue. Sessions from these tools can be managed, replayed, and reviewed within ORG2.

Do I need API keys to use ORG2?+

Yes, to run agents you need your existing API keys and agent subscriptions (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.). ORG2 uses your configured credentials from the agent CLIs it launches or accepts your keys for its built-in Rust harness.

Is ORG2 free to use?+

ORG2 is open source under the AGPL-3.0-or-later license, making the software itself free to use. However, you are responsible for costs associated with the underlying AI model APIs and any agent subscriptions you use.

Can I use ORG2 with my team?+

Yes, ORG2 supports team collaboration with session sharing, trajectory review, and contextual commenting. Team sync features can be enabled through optional self-hosted Supabase integration (currently in progress).

How do I install ORG2?+

Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. ORG2 is a agent — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.

Is ORG2 free?+

ORG2 is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.

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