AgentRoom docs
How AgentRoom runs coding agents on your own Mac and drives them from a Vision Pro: the architecture, the agents it supports, and the trust boundaries it holds.
About AgentRoom- Concept What AgentRoom is AgentRoom runs coding agents on your own Mac and lets you drive them from a Vision Pro. Here is the model, the three pieces, and why there is no hosted control plane.
- Implementation How AgentRoom is put together The boundaries that hold AgentRoom together. What the backend owns, what a client is allowed to ask for, how workspace access is bounded, and why a thread outlives the process that created it.
- Implementation The coding agents AgentRoom drives AgentRoom ships with four built-in coding agents and can register external ones over Agent Client Protocol. What each needs to be set up, and what each one loads from your workspace.
- Decision Trust and safety What AgentRoom bounds, what it ships switched off, and where the sharp edges are. Including the things it does not protect you from.
- Install guide Install AgentRoom and pair your Vision Pro Install the AgentRoom Mac app, join the Vision Pro beta on TestFlight, register a folder, and connect the headset over your local network.