ORG2
Coding agent orgs: built for reviewability and team collaboration. Built-in rust harness & 20+ CLIs.
What is it?
What it is
An open-source, Cursor-style agentic IDE designed for reviewability, traceability, and organizational alignment.
Why it exists
To move beyond treating AI agents as stateless, outsourced assistants and instead treat them as persistent, observable colleagues within a structured organization, addressing the lack of collaboration, observability, and shared accountability in current AI coding tools.
Who should use it
Developers and teams seeking AI-assisted coding with strong auditability, traceability, and local-first execution; especially those interested in agent observability, replayable trajectories, cross-session memory, and org-level alignment.
Who should avoid it
Users looking for a simple, zero-config AI code completion tool, those who prefer cloud-only SaaS IDEs, those uncomfortable with building from source or managing Rust/Tauri sidecars, and those who require permissive licensing over AGPL.
How it works
A quick walkthrough in plain English
How ORG2 works
Step 1 of 3
You interact with it
Open ORG2, send a request, or connect it to your stack.
Features
Advantages
- Enhanced reviewability and traceability through replayable execution
- Local-first execution under 100MB disk footprint with Rust/Tauri
- Improved collaboration via cross-session memory and shared state
- Resource-aware execution optimizes performance and human-agent interaction
- Supports self-evolution of agents through automated testing
- Org-level accountability features for team coordination
- Multi-platform support with desktop apps and source development
- Open-source with active community and multi-language documentation
Disadvantages
- AGPL-3.0 license may require sharing modifications publicly
- Optional native sidecars (e.g., browser automation) add setup complexity
- Some features (e.g., Supabase integration) are marked as WIP
- Rust-based build may require technical expertise for development
- Limited cross-platform availability for certain features (e.g., Computer Use on macOS only)
Installation
native
pnpm run tauri:dev
FAQ
How do I download and install ORG‑2 on macOS?
Click the macOS Apple Silicon link in the download section of the README. It will download a .dmg file. Open the .dmg, drag ORG‑2 to your Applications folder, and launch it from there. The installer automatically resolves to the latest release via GitHub’s latest release pointer.
What are the minimum system requirements and disk usage for ORG‑2?
ORG‑2 is built with Rust and Tauri for a local‑first experience and occupies less than 100 MB on disk. It runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux (x64). CPU and RAM usage is resource‑aware, reacting to system load and human attention.
How can I build ORG‑2 from source?
Run the following commands in the repository root: ```bash pnpm install pnpm run download:sidecars pnpm run tauri:dev ``` This installs dependencies, downloads optional native sidecars, and starts the development build.
What are the optional native sidecars and how do I enable them?
ORG‑2 relies on two sidecars: - **agent-browser** – for browser automation, downloaded from the `vercel-labs/agent-browser` releases. - **peekaboo** – for macOS screen automation, downloaded from `steipete/peekaboo` releases. If a sidecar is missing, the Rust build creates a placeholder. To fetch them, run `pnpm run download:sidecars` or manually download the binaries and place them in the expected directories.
How does ORG‑2 support replayable agent execution and cross‑session memory?
Each session records a trajectory that can be replayed for auditing, debugging, or review. Agents share knowledge across sessions, and the workspace state is persisted, allowing you to resume work or analyze past decisions.
Where can I get help or discuss ORG‑2?
Join the ORG‑2 community on Discord at https://discord.gg/tvWgAqhCzs. Use channels like #how-to-use-org2, #faq, #announcement, #lets-chat, and #feedback for support and collaboration.
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