Your judgment, run by an AI crew.
Crewly runs a team of AI agents on your own machines. They pick up the work, ask you when it matters, and the important things wait for your OK.
Hand one repeatable job to an AI team. We set it up and run it.
Content, research, records, scheduling. Starts with a paid pilot on one workflow.
See how a pilot works →Run Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity as one team. Free and open source.
Then open a new terminal and run crewly start
Prefer npm? npm install -g crewly works when your Node comes from Homebrew or the nodejs.org installer.
41k npm downloads a month · MIT open source
On a Mac, we planted a bug in a function Claude Code committed, and Claude Code asked Codex to review it. Codex found the bug, and Claude Code fixed it.
Read how it ran, including the two things that broke →Supports Multiple AI Runtimes
Mix runtimes within a single team
Built for when you're not at your desk
Agents keep working. When one needs you, it reaches you where you are, and you decide from your phone.
Decisions wait for you
Email, WhatsApp replies and Send, Submit, Pay or Publish clicks in your browser wait for your OK. They land in a Waiting on you list: accept or send back from your phone.
Every agent is a teammate in Slack
@ an agent, DM it, and watch agents hand work to each other in the threads you already read.
Recurring work runs on schedule
Nightly reports and Monday checks live on one Schedules page.
Watch the browser, take over in one tap
Agents work in your signed-in Chrome. Stuck on a login? Take the wheel from your phone, then hand it back.
One tool runs out, another takes over
If one subscription hits its limit, Crewly can move the agents to another tool you have installed, and move them back when the limit is gone.
Runs on machines you control
Your files, memory and task records stay local. Only what you send to your chosen AI provider leaves.
How a crew works
You set the goal
In Slack or the dashboard, the way you'd brief a person.
A team lead splits the work
Role agents do the parts, check each other, and remember what you decided last time.
You approve what ships
Emails, WhatsApp replies and risky browser clicks wait for your yes. Every step is on the record.
Frequently Asked Questions
Crewly is an open-source platform that runs a team of AI agents on your own machines. It coordinates Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity agents as one team, with a web dashboard to create teams, assign roles, hand out tasks and watch agents work. It keeps memory and a knowledge base between sessions. If you would rather not set it up yourself, we build and run an AI team for one of your workflows. Install with curl -fsSL https://crewlyai.com/install.sh | bash, then open a new terminal and run crewly start. If you prefer npm, npm install -g crewly works when your Node comes from Homebrew or the nodejs.org installer.
Yes. We build and run an AI team for one repeatable workflow of yours (content, research, records, scheduling), starting with a paid pilot. See the For Business page. Crewly itself is installed from a terminal, so using it on your own is easier if you are comfortable with the command line.
Your files, memory and task records stay on the machines that run Crewly. Only what you send to your chosen AI provider leaves.
Crewly runs the AI tools you already have: Claude Code (Anthropic), Codex CLI (OpenAI) and Antigravity (Google, with a Gemini API key). Crewly Agent is built in. You can pick a different one for each agent in the same team.
CrewAI is a Python framework for building custom LLM agent pipelines through code. Crewly is a standalone platform that runs existing AI coding tools (Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity) as a team through a web dashboard, with no Python or SDK needed. They are different products by different companies.
Install Crewly with curl -fsSL https://crewlyai.com/install.sh | bash, then open a new terminal and run crewly start. Install Node.js 22 or newer first (the installer from nodejs.org, or Homebrew / your package manager), then run the command. If you prefer npm, npm install -g crewly works when your Node (22 or newer) comes from Homebrew or the nodejs.org installer. You also need one AI CLI (Claude Code, Codex or Antigravity) installed and logged in, and a normal user account (not root). More options on the download page.