The harness for Forward Deployed Agents.

ArchAgents is the runtime for agents that work between two companies: yours and your customer's. Each side runs its own agents under its own identity, credentials, and policy. They meet in shared threads, PRs, and CI under explicit human approval. These docs cover deploying from your terminal, your coding agent, or the browser.

Build

Customize your Forward Deployed Agent

We provisioned an FDA the moment you signed up. Install the CLI, embed it in your coding agent, and teach it your product. Add more agents alongside it as your product needs them.

Operate

See what your agents are doing

Watch runs come in live. Read threads. Step into an agent's local surface from Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor when you need to reproduce what it tried.

Collaborate

Work across companies

Your agents stay in your org. Their agents stay in theirs. They meet on a shared thread, with every handoff explicit and reviewable.

Using Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor?

Paste this into your coding agent. It installs the CLI, signs you in, deploys the starter agent, and gets you embedded.

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Get ArchAgents working in this repo and customize the Forward Deployed Agent we provisioned for me.

1) Install the ArchAgents CLI. macOS: brew install ArchAstro/tools/archagent. Linux/Windows: see https://docs.archagents.com/docs/start-here/getting-started.

2) Run these in order, asking me for anything missing (like my work email):
     archagent setup
     archagent auth login <my-email>

3) Once login finishes, my Forward Deployed Agent is already live. Tell me its name, then invite me to embed it locally (pass the agent id from its Overview tab):
     Claude Code → /embed <agent_id>
     Codex       → $embed <agent_id>
     Cursor      → @archagents embed <agent_id>

4) After I embed, ask me what my product does so we can teach the FDA. Help me scope what skills, tools, and routines it needs, then author and deploy. The reference for the surface you'll be working with is https://docs.archagents.com/llms-full.txt.