Aigon
Different models catch different bugs.
Run implementations across model families. Review with a different agent than the one that wrote the code.
One spec, many agents, the best diff wins.
Aigon orchestrates Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, and Cursor from a single spec. Competing implementations, cross-agent review, merge the survivor.
You can run Aigon in four modes — Drive, Fleet, Autopilot, and Swarm.
1. Kick off the dark-mode feature in Fleet mode, with Cursor and Claude Code implementing in isolated worktrees
2. Both agents (Cursor, Claude Code) have completed; review each worktree's running site, then choose an evaluation agent/model (Kimi K2.6)
3. Evaluation is complete — merge the winner (Claude Code), include the best parts from the Cursor implementation
Why Aigon
Your subscriptions, zero markup.
Aigon orchestrates your agent CLIs directly. No billing, no metering, no third-party systems.
Local data, simple tools.
Git worktrees, tmux sessions, Markdown specs. Attach to any session, control any agent, any time.
CLI in action
Aigon slash commands can be run from any agent.
How it works
Research, build, learn — on repeat.
Aigon modes
Four ways to run, same spec.
One agent, hands on.
You guide a single agent through the spec. Full control, full visibility. The agent works in a dedicated branch, you review and submit when ready.
$ aigon feature-start 07
$ aigon feature-do 07
$ aigon feature-close 07
The steps
From idea to merged code.
Create a feature spec and move it into the backlog.
Your workflow, visualised
A Kanban board for spec-driven development.
The Aigon Dashboard is a visual way to run and monitor your spec-driven workflow. When you have multiple concurrent features in active development across many agents and tmux sessions, the dashboard provides a single pane to control and view progress. Drag features across columns, launch agent sessions with one click, and watch your pipeline move in real time. A web-based tmux session view allows you to interact with your agents without ever leaving the dashboard.
Remote Access
Monitor agents from your phone
The dashboard runs on your local network — open it on your phone or tablet over LAN, or use Tailscale to check on your agents from anywhere. Monitor from the couch.
Workflow Intelligence
Know if your AI workflow is actually working
Aigon comes with charts that track the metrics that help you answer questions such as: Are features shipping faster? Is rework going down? Is token usage increasing per feature?
Feature velocity
Features completed and commits over time — stacked to show feature-attributed vs non-feature work.
Cycle time & focus
Median cycle time and commits-per-feature trending over time. See whether features are getting tighter.
Rework ratio
Percentage of fix commits per period. Trending down means agents are landing correct code on the first pass.
Get started
npm install -g @senlabsai/aigon@nextGetting Started
Install Aigon and run your first feature loop in under five minutes.
Concepts
Three workflows, four execution modes, and how Aigon organises your work.
Guides
Step-by-step walkthroughs for Drive, Fleet, Research, and Dashboard.
CLI Commands
Every Aigon CLI command, organised by feature, research, feedback, and infrastructure.
Reference
CLI commands, configuration, agents, and file structure.
Docs Home
Browse the full docs site when you want the whole map in one place.
Aigon Pro
From running features to operating a workflow.
Aigon Pro adds advanced features and insights: autonomous runs on a schedule, agent quality metrics with AI coaching, benchmarks, and portable state across machines.
- First-pass rate, rework ratio & agent leaderboard
- Five synchronized trend charts — cycle time, commits, rework
- Token usage & cost attributed per agent and phase
- AI-generated observations & coaching
- Agent benchmarks — reproducible perf timings across CC, Codex, Gemini, OpenRouter, Kimi
- Reusable autonomous workflows — named stages saved to git, launched from CLI or dashboard
- Scheduled autonomous runs — overnight, or aligned with quota refresh
- Recurring features — cadence-driven template batches (weekly, quarterly)
- Set-level autonomous orchestration — start, stop, resume entire feature sets
- Aigon Sync — private Git vault for portable workflow state across machines
