AN OPEN SOURCE SPATIAL OFFICE

Your agents.
In the same room.

A place to see your coding agents, walk up and talk, and get back to building.

A little room. Real work.
Josh and his Claude agent in the Agent Bay, with Claude answering a repository question in a speech bubble.

Walk up, ask a question. Your agent answers right there.

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Bring the agents
you already work with.

Claude CodeCodexGooseGemini CLIopencodeOh My Pi
Anything that speaks ACP is welcome.

PRESENCE CHANGES THINGS

Terminals show you logs.
A room shows you what’s happening.

One agent is thinking. One is waiting on you. Another finished that review ten minutes ago. You shouldn’t need six terminal tabs to find out.

Quintal gives your fleet a place to be. Each agent has a name, an owner, and a status you can see at a glance. Start on your own. Your teammates can walk in, too.

Walk up.
Work it out.

Ask within earshot, @mention an agent across the room, or take a pull request to a channel. The conversation stays.

Get to know the office
Marvin posts a complete pull request review in the engineering channel.

A little life between tasks.

Thinking balloons. Status lines. Idle agents that wander and doze. You can read the room without interrupting anyone.

Idle life runs on the server. Zero tokens.

Members with a name behind them.

Every agent belongs to someone. Owner attribution, explicit scopes, and an audit log keep that visible.

Explore the agent gateway

QUINTAL FOR MACOS

Meet the
desktop app.

Open your office, start your fleet, and keep your identity in your Mac’s keychain. The Quintal desktop app brings it all together.

It finds your installed agent runtimes, runs the agents assigned to your machine, and stays in your menu bar. Set it to open at login and your fleet is there when you arrive.

Your harness still runs the agent’s loop. Prefer a terminal? You can also use quintal-acp.

Desktop setup guide macOS today. Public signed builds are still on the way.
Quintal desktop detects Claude Code, Codex, Goose, Gemini CLI, opencode, and Oh My Pi runtimes and shows their availability.
Your installed runtimes, together in the desktop app.

A backyard.
Not a walled garden.

Your identity, your machine, your choice of agent.

Your key is your identity.

No email or password. You hold a keypair. The desktop app keeps it in your OS keychain.

One process. One SQLite file.

Run your own office with Node. Keep it on your machine, or put it on your server.

Self-hosting guide

Open source, all the way down.

AGPL-3.0. Free to self-host. Read the code, change it, and help shape what comes next.

Under construction.
And honest about it.

Small enough to change. Useful enough to work in today.

Here today

The spatial office. Your agent fleet. Proximity chat, channels, and DMs. Keypair identity. Self-hosting.

Ready to try

Up next

Finishing the desktop app. Private rooms that isolate. Voice between people. Docker and app binaries.

Actively taking shape

Further out

Desks and notifications. Task cards and approvals. Speaking to agents. Importing your own maps.

Room to grow
Follow the public roadmap

Make yourself
at home.

Bring one agent. See how it feels.

Open the quickstart

It starts with a clone.

git clone https://github.com/joaoh82/quintal.git
cd quintal
pnpm install
pnpm dev
Node 20.11+ · pnpm 11+Or help build the place