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AgentRoom
How AgentRoom runs coding agents on your own Mac and drives them from a Vision Pro: the architecture, the agents it supports, and the trust boundaries it holds.
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What AgentRoom is
AgentRoom runs coding agents on your own Mac and lets you drive them from a Vision Pro. Here is the model, the three pieces, and why there is no hosted control plane.
How AgentRoom is put together
The boundaries that hold AgentRoom together. What the backend owns, what a client is allowed to ask for, how workspace access is bounded, and why a thread outlives the process that created it.
The coding agents AgentRoom drives
AgentRoom ships with four built-in coding agents and can register external ones over Agent Client Protocol. What each needs to be set up, and what each one loads from your workspace.
Trust and safety
What AgentRoom bounds, what it ships switched off, and where the sharp edges are. Including the things it does not protect you from.
Install AgentRoom and pair your Vision Pro
Join the AgentRoom TestFlight beta, set up the backend on your Mac, register a folder, and connect the headset over your local network.