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Kun is an open-source ai agents project by KunAgent (KunAgent/Kun on GitHub). It has 6,319 GitHub stars and 594 forks, is released under the PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0 license, and was last updated on GitHub on 7 October 2026.
Pick a real task — a code change, a document, a research job — and note its constraints and acceptance criteria.
Download the desktop app for macOS, Windows or Linux, or clone the repo to run from source.
Add at least one model connection (an OpenAI-compatible endpoint or a supported provider) in the settings.
State the goal; Kun plans the steps, executes with visible tool calls and file changes, and delivers with diff and test evidence for your review.
The desktop GUI and the terminal TUI share the same Kun runtime, so you can move between visual and terminal work.
Agents work from an explicit plan and todo list; tool calls, file changes, browser/terminal results and approvals stay attached to the task.
Create a room, choose agent profiles, models and authorized local repos, and collaborate via private or group chat with coordinator or peer modes.
Each execution task runs in its own Git worktree and is delivered as an immutable version for a reviewer, with declared checks, diffs and logs kept in the room.
Requirements and plans can live inside your project, so they enter version control, code review and later recovery.
Connects to MCP tools and OpenAI-compatible model endpoints, including DeepSeek.
Clone Kun to run it from source.
git clone https://github.com/KunAgent/Kun.git
cd KunInstall dependencies (Node.js 22.19+ required) — the dev script builds the runtime.
npm installLaunch the Electron development environment, or use the TUI variant.
npm run dev
# TUI instead: npm run dev:tuiKun is maintained by the KunAgent organization.
Kun is source-available under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0 — free for noncommercial use; commercial use is not covered by that license.
You need at least one working model connection; Kun supports OpenAI-compatible endpoints, so you can use your own provider or a local/self-hosted endpoint.
Kun is a local-first workspace spanning coding, writing, design and research, with plan-driven tasks, Git-worktree isolation and multi-agent Rooms — not just an editor or a chat window.
Install the desktop app (or npm run dev from source), connect a model, and give Kun a goal with constraints.
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