Domen Kožar
Domen Kožar is an independent open-source developer and creator of Agentaps, a universal UI for coding harnesses that speak the Agent Client Protocol (ACP). Agentaps lets developers run agents locally or over SSH, keep projects and conversations in one workspace, and continue sessions from a phone browser without a mobile app.
At a Glance
- Individual software developers
- Open-source developers and maintainers
- Teams using ACP-compatible coding agents
- Developers working across local machines and SSH-accessible servers
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Agentaps
Desktop GUI for Coding Agents
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Latest News
Agentaps 0.3.1 released with native folder chooser, session titles, broader agent discovery, Claude authentication support and simplified controls.
Repository update: retry Claude ACP OAuth refresh contention.
Repository update: refreshed the Agentaps desktop screenshot in the README.
Agentaps 0.3.0 released with mobile browser control, SSH agent sessions, cross-platform desktop build candidates and GPUI Kit 0.7 migration.
Products & Services
A Rust desktop workspace for ACP-compatible coding agents. It supports local projects and remote projects over SSH, stores sessions and chat history, provides diff review for local projects, and can reconnect a phone browser through Web Connect.
A browser interface paired to the running desktop application by QR code. It uses Iroh for an encrypted peer-to-peer connection so users can read conversations, send prompts, stop turns, and answer permission requests from a phone browser; no phone app is required.
Market Position
Agentaps positions itself as a universal UI for coding harnesses rather than a single hosted coding agent. Its differentiators are ACP compatibility, a persistent desktop workspace spanning local and SSH projects, and browser/phone continuation through Iroh without requiring a mobile app.
Leadership
Executive Team
Domen Kožar
Creator and maintainer of Agentaps
Web developer since 2007; began with Python and later focused heavily on Nix. His public bio says he has contributed to open source, founded Cachix, founded Enlambda consulting in 2016, and has worked on Nix-based software distribution and developer tooling.
Founding Story
Agentaps was created as a personal open-source project to provide a unified workspace for coding agents: preserving local projects and conversations, supporting existing SSH workflows, and enabling browser-based continuation from a phone. The project is built in Rust, uses ACP, and is licensed under Apache-2.0.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Agentaps is distributed as open-source desktop software under Apache-2.0, with downloadable packages and source installation documented publicly. The official site and repository show no paid subscription, usage-based pricing or commercial pricing tier.
Target Markets
- Individual software developers
- Open-source developers and maintainers
- Teams using ACP-compatible coding agents
- Developers working across local machines and SSH-accessible servers
- Developers managing multiple coding-agent sessions and projects in one workspace
- Running coding agents against local projects
- Running agents on remote development machines over SSH
- Monitoring or continuing coding-agent conversations from a phone browser
- Reviewing local repository changes produced by coding agents