Korus documentation

Set up your coding agents, coordinate the work, and review the results in one workspace.

Korus is a desktop workspace for agentic software engineering. Keep conversations, repositories, browser previews, plans, and diffs together as you move from an idea to delivery.

Release availability

The published app is 0.25.2. This guide also covers changes implemented on main for the intended 0.26.0 release, including Linear, delegation commands, and additional Claude conversation controls. Those sections are marked as upcoming; they do not indicate that 0.26.0 has shipped.

Quickstart →Install Korus and take your first task through to a reviewed diff.Provider guides →Connect Codex or Claude Code and choose an engine for your agents.Work with agents →Coordinate parallel work, isolate changes, and review the outcome.Troubleshooting →Find the next step when setup, a conversation, or a workflow gets stuck.

Start with one task

Choose a repository and a small outcome. Ask an agent to inspect the relevant code, agree on the change, and run the appropriate checks. Review the full diff before committing.

Follow the quickstart or the longer first-task walkthrough.

Build a team

Give each agent a clear responsibility and a working folder. Agents can share status and send messages through Korus's collaboration tools. Separate worktrees let multiple agents change the same repository independently.

Read core concepts, parallel agents, and worktrees.

Go from idea to delivery

Use a Mission to move through Requirements, Tickets, Implementation, Review, and Ship. Use Code Review when you already have changes to assess, or Visualize to explore a design in the conversation.

Choose your engine

Korus provides the workspace around your coding agent. Your selected provider supplies model access, account authentication, and usage limits. See the provider guides for setup.

For issue-driven work, connect GitHub or Linear, browse the backlog, and choose the code repository where the agent should work. Use automations for recurring intake.

Looking for developer documentation?

This guide covers using Korus. Architecture, protocol, frontend, and testing notes live in the repository's docs/ directory.