Overview
kxen is a local, controllable Coding Agent Harness designed for complex software engineering tasks. It is available on macOS, Windows, and Linux desktop, and can also be accessed via a browser. The application integrates Workspace, Session, models, goals, Agent execution process, and independent Bots into a single local application. The desktop application includes built-in auto-update. A headless server version can run on a server and be accessed via a browser with full functionality. Installation is available via CLI for macOS, Linux, and Windows, with automatic detection of system and architecture. Key features include Workspace for organizing configuration, knowledge, tools, and execution state based on local projects; Composer for combining text, files, images, commands, knowledge, and voice input; conversation branching; Goal for managing multi-turn software engineering tasks with verifiable completion conditions; Bots for building repeatable independent bots that collaborate within their permissions; model routing for configuring providers, models, accounts, and fallback chains by role; Knowledge Library for managing project and personal rules, materials, and long-term knowledge; and Safety for rejecting, approving, or logging high-risk operations at the tool execution layer. The current version is a development preview. All installation packages and verification information are available on GitHub Releases.
Pricing
Free
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Use Cases
- Teams use kxen to organize configuration, knowledge, tools, and execution state based on local projects.
- Teams use kxen to combine text, files, images, commands, knowledge, and voice input.
- Teams use kxen to manage multi-turn software engineering tasks with verifiable completion conditions.
- Teams use kxen to build repeatable independent bots that collaborate within their permissions.
- Teams use kxen to configure providers, models, accounts, and fallback chains by role.
- Teams use kxen to manage project and personal rules, materials, and long-term knowledge.
- Teams use kxen to reject, approve, or log high-risk operations at the tool execution layer.
- Teams use kxen to explore alternative conversation branches from any message.
Features
Local coding agent harness
Handle complex software engineering tasks
Desktop support for macOS
Desktop support for Windows and Linux
Access through a browser
Command-line coding agent
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