Code & repos

Work with your real repositories through the built-in GitHub tool, with your own credentials — the agent reasons over code and runs it in a sandbox, behind the same approval gate and audit trail as any other action.

OpenAgentic isn’t a plugin you bolt onto one editor. It works directly with your real repositories — through the built-in GitHub tool, under your own accounts and projects — so you keep whatever IDE and tools you already use, while the agent reads, reasons over, and acts on the code you already have from the same surface as Chat and Flows.

Your repos, your credentials

Connect the GitHub tool to your existing org(s) and repos with your own token. OpenAgentic can read code, list and inspect issues and PRs, and (where you allow it) branch, commit, and open pull requests against the code you already have — with every action passing the same permission gate and tamper-evident audit trail as any other tool call. Nothing about your editor or your workflow has to change.

In the self-hosted build the GitHub tool authenticates with the token you configure; the cloud MCP servers use their configured service-account credentials. (Running each action as the signed-in human, via SSO / on-behalf-of identity, is an enterprise feature — see AgenticWork.)

Running code

A built-in code-execution agent runs generated code in a sandboxed environment so the platform can compute, transform data, and verify results inline — not just emit text. It’s one of the platform’s built-in sub-agents, dispatched by the orchestrator when a task calls for actual execution rather than reasoning alone.

One interface for everything below it

Because the code surface shares the same engine as Chat and Flows, a coding task can hand off to a workflow, and a workflow can call back into your repos — all from one place, all on the record.

What’s enterprise

The desktop Gnomus Code apps, Gnomus Synth (on-the-fly, MCP-less tool synthesis), and the broader Code Mode tooling are Gnomus products — they are not part of the open-source edition. If you want agentic coding on the desktop or inline tool synthesis, see AgenticWork.