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Open-source products for agentic coding and knowledge work.

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The Kata portfolio

Software for structured, human-directed agent work.

Agentic development environment Code

Kata Code

Task-driven agentic development, on your machine or in your cloud.

Run coding agents locally or remotely, with guided plan, build and verify stages.

  • Early access
  • Local, remote, Docker, and BYOC Vercel
  • Multiple coding-agent runtimes
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Open-source agent interface Agents

Kata Agents

An inbox for agents working across your tools and information.

Connect models to MCP servers, APIs, local files, and skills. Organize coding and knowledge work with statuses, labels, permissions, and automations.

  • Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Copilot, and Ollama
  • Desktop, server, and CLI
  • Bring your own models and sources
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Factory orchestration Symphony

Kata Symphony

Run GitHub-first issue-to-PR workflows through defined stages.

Dispatch isolated Pi or Codex workers locally, in Docker, or over SSH; validate changes and publish draft pull requests.

  • Self-hosted
  • Typed stages and deterministic validation
  • Operator control throughout
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Frequently asked questions

Which Kata product should I use?
Use Kata Code for task-driven software development with coding agents. Use Kata Agents for coding and knowledge work across models, tools, and information. Use Kata Symphony for GitHub-first issue-to-draft-PR workflows.
Can I bring my existing models and agent tools?
Yes. Kata Code supports Codex, Claude, Cursor, and OpenCode. Kata Agents supports Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Copilot, Ollama, and OpenAI-compatible providers. Kata Symphony runs Pi or Codex workers.
Where can I run Kata?
Kata Code works with local repositories, remote servers, Docker, and BYOC Vercel sandboxes. Kata Agents runs as a desktop app, server, or CLI. Kata Symphony is self-hosted and can run workers locally, in Docker, or over SSH.
Are all three products open source?
Yes. Kata Code, Kata Agents, and Kata Symphony are open-source projects with public repositories on GitHub.