The AgentX daemon runs on your own machine and hosts your agents there. Install it, claim it from your console, and it joins your account's fleet — every agent, session, and artifact driven from one screen.
Native macOS builds for Apple Silicon and Intel install from the AgentX Homebrew tap. You need Homebrew first.
brew install agentxhq/tap/agentxInstalls agentx-daemon, agentx, and the agentx-browser symlink.
State lives under ~/.agentx/.
agentx-daemon background
agentx-daemon status
open http://127.0.0.1:3333/consoleOr run at login with brew services start agentx.
These builds are not yet signed or notarized. Homebrew installs them without a Gatekeeper prompt. Prefer containers instead? Docker on Mac →
Native Windows packages are not the main path yet. Run the same Linux daemon image with Docker Desktop (WSL 2) — full steps on the Docker install page.
Pick one package — desktop and server conflict; install only one.
agentx-desktop). Login-user workstation. Runs as a user unit
(agentx-daemon.service) with linger so it stays up after logout.agentx-server). Headless / always-on host. Runs as the system
unit agentx.service as root so you can run agents over multiple users.wget https://app.agentxhq.io/releases/agentx-desktop_0.129.1_amd64.debecho "e1e3a53569ee36a6f5396870b8e0781976fe290286493fb14ea5f453db7b4655 agentx-desktop_0.129.1_amd64.deb" | sha256sum --checkOnly continue when the checker prints agentx-desktop_0.129.1_amd64.deb: OK. A failed check means the download is corrupt or isn't the file we published — don't install it.
sudo apt install ./agentx-desktop_0.129.1_amd64.debapt resolves dependencies and installs the desktop package (user unit + linger).
Pure root install: set AGENTX_DESKTOP_USER=yourlogin before apt.
wget https://app.agentxhq.io/releases/agentx-desktop_0.129.1_arm64.debecho "d74ab96e7fb7d7eb6587aa602b926d7f8e3c84ef44e0685fb04b630c82f7744c agentx-desktop_0.129.1_arm64.deb" | sha256sum --checkOnly continue when the checker prints agentx-desktop_0.129.1_arm64.deb: OK. A failed check means the download is corrupt or isn't the file we published — don't install it.
sudo apt install ./agentx-desktop_0.129.1_arm64.debapt resolves dependencies and installs the desktop package (user unit + linger).
Pure root install: set AGENTX_DESKTOP_USER=yourlogin before apt.
wget https://app.agentxhq.io/releases/agentx-server_0.129.1_amd64.debecho "03c341c8d5b4fcb33960d6bbc650f5da3c920f2de0aca05b7eabc5776a154c3b agentx-server_0.129.1_amd64.deb" | sha256sum --checkOnly continue when the checker prints agentx-server_0.129.1_amd64.deb: OK. A failed check means the download is corrupt or isn't the file we published — don't install it.
sudo apt install ./agentx-server_0.129.1_amd64.debapt resolves the package's dependencies and installs the daemon.
wget https://app.agentxhq.io/releases/agentx-server_0.129.1_arm64.debecho "79e30dd3688fc1f3f2358e19e275c27e58a82a75ebac3f9a05be31b3a3118194 agentx-server_0.129.1_arm64.deb" | sha256sum --checkOnly continue when the checker prints agentx-server_0.129.1_arm64.deb: OK. A failed check means the download is corrupt or isn't the file we published — don't install it.
sudo apt install ./agentx-server_0.129.1_arm64.debapt resolves the package's dependencies and installs the daemon.
wget https://app.agentxhq.io/releases/agentx-desktop-0.129.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zstecho "4df103d6ff0b80abf0a57bfa66994081250f08e06a05ab9bccb6d94962a1ccb5 agentx-desktop-0.129.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst" | sha256sum --checkOnly continue when the checker prints agentx-desktop-0.129.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst: OK. A failed check means the download is corrupt or isn't the file we published — don't install it.
sudo AGENTX_DESKTOP_USER="$USER" pacman -U ./agentx-desktop-0.129.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zstSets the desktop user explicitly (pacman as root often has an empty SUDO_USER),
then installs the package and enables the user unit with linger.
wget https://app.agentxhq.io/releases/agentx-desktop-0.129.1-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zstecho "f5ab90a332204a5c46c4d20db4a174c1611ae9227bf05d30af8b8959bde84bae agentx-desktop-0.129.1-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zst" | sha256sum --checkOnly continue when the checker prints agentx-desktop-0.129.1-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zst: OK. A failed check means the download is corrupt or isn't the file we published — don't install it.
sudo AGENTX_DESKTOP_USER="$USER" pacman -U ./agentx-desktop-0.129.1-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zstSets the desktop user explicitly (pacman as root often has an empty SUDO_USER),
then installs the package and enables the user unit with linger.
wget https://app.agentxhq.io/releases/agentx-server-0.129.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zstecho "dc68b17c4165c1b7410d4e7178c990658cd572ea771d1ab76f838085639ca5b0 agentx-server-0.129.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst" | sha256sum --checkOnly continue when the checker prints agentx-server-0.129.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst: OK. A failed check means the download is corrupt or isn't the file we published — don't install it.
sudo pacman -U ./agentx-server-0.129.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zstInstalls the package and enables the matching systemd unit.
wget https://app.agentxhq.io/releases/agentx-server-0.129.1-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zstecho "e23689a09c1b73a64fb01c53d6688be346eece74bd84f92c66bfde6953595149 agentx-server-0.129.1-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zst" | sha256sum --checkOnly continue when the checker prints agentx-server-0.129.1-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zst: OK. A failed check means the download is corrupt or isn't the file we published — don't install it.
sudo pacman -U ./agentx-server-0.129.1-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zstInstalls the package and enables the matching systemd unit.
No package is available for this OS / distro / flavor / architecture combination in the current release feed. Try another selection, or check back after the next publish.
After install, start the daemon if it is not already running.
Linux packages enable systemd automatically (server: system unit
agentx.service; desktop: user unit agentx-daemon.service
with linger). On Mac with Homebrew, run agentx-daemon background
or brew services start agentx. Then claim it so it joins your tenant fleet:
:3334). While enrollment is pending, it shows a claim code and a claim link./daemons/claim?code=… on your AgentX host.Once your daemon is enrolled, your agents, sessions, and artifacts are live in the console — create named agents, put them in a Bubble, and set them to work.