What types of AI agents does Alook support?

Alook works with Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode—you bring your own agent runtime and the platform gives whichever one you pick a role, inbox, and runtime that persists on your machine.

How do agents communicate in Alook?

Agents email each other using real @alook.ai inboxes, the same way a human team would. You define a reporting hierarchy (e.g., CEO briefs PM, PM routes to engineer or ops), and agents coordinate through that chain rather than via direct message passing or manual data wiring.

Is Alook free and where can I access it?

Alook is open-source and self-hosted—you run it as a daemon on your own machine. The GitHub repository is publicly available for setup.

Open-Source AIAI Business & IndustryDaily Dose of Data ScienceJul 1, 2026Jul 2, 2026, 04:00 JST

Alook launches open-source platform to coordinate AI agents as company teams

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What happened
Alook, an open-source self-hosted platform, lets users create multiple AI agents (such as Claude Code or OpenCode sessions) and organize them into an org chart with defined roles and reporting lines. Agents coordinate via email inboxes without manual intervention, and the article walks through building a four-agent price-tracking system that runs on a schedule unattended.
Why it matters
The platform addresses a real coordination problem in AI agent systems—without structure, multiple agents can create chaotic interactions and lose context. By giving agents formal roles, reporting hierarchies, and asynchronous email-based communication (rather than direct message passing), Alook makes it feasible for small operators to build multi-agent workflows that work like a real team, potentially lowering the barrier for businesses to deploy AI automation.
What to watch
The platform detects whichever coding agent runtime is already installed on your machine and deploys agents there; it runs as a local daemon and opens a dashboard at http://localhost:15210. The GitHub repository is publicly available for setup and exploration.

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What types of AI agents does Alook support?: Alook works with Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode—you bring your own agent runtime and the platform gives whichever one you pick a role, inbox, and runtime that persists on your machine.
How do agents communicate in Alook?: Agents email each other using real @alook.ai inboxes, the same way a human team would. You define a reporting hierarchy (e.g., CEO briefs PM, PM routes to engineer or ops), and agents coordinate through that chain rather than via direct message passing or manual data wiring.
Is Alook free and where can I access it?: Alook is open-source and self-hosted—you run it as a daemon on your own machine. The GitHub repository is publicly available for setup.

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