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BossConsole

BossConsole is a native desktop workspace for AI agents and the people working with them. Bring a browser, terminal, editor, and plugins into one place; connect your preferred agent; choose the tools it can use; and inspect the results as they happen.

The desktop app runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Its core is Apache-2.0, built with Kotlin and Compose Multiplatform on the JVM. Plugin availability and licenses can vary.

Watch BOSS

Play the BOSS Console launch video

▶ Watch the 64-second launch film · Visual product walkthrough · Explore bossconsole.ai

The original launch film and poster from bossconsole.ai. Select the preview to open the video player.

Download BOSS · Start your first session · Open live sessions

Start here

  1. Install BossConsole and start your first session.
  2. Arrange tabs and panes into a Space.
  3. Connect an agent and manage its MCP tools.
  4. Open your shared terminals and BossConsole windows at cli.risaboss.com.

The desktop and the web

Entry point What you use it for
bossconsole.ai Product overview, examples, and downloads.
BossConsole desktop app Work with your browser, terminals, files, agents, and plugins.
cli.risaboss.com Sign in with your BOSS account to find and open live shared terminals and BossConsole windows.
The boss command Open desktop resources and inspect or invoke tools from a local shell. See the CLI guide.

Guides

Guide Covers
Product walkthrough Launch video and a visual tour of page context, approval, and results.
Getting started Install, sign in, choose plugins, and begin working.
Spaces and everyday use Tabs, splits, saved layouts, browser, terminal, and editor.
Live sessions and window sharing Same-account discovery, remote viewing/control, encryption, and sharing settings.
Agents and MCP Agent attachment, tool inventory, approvals, and access controls.
Plugins Toolbox, plugin updates, and plugin development.
CLI The local boss command and agent harness.
Development and contributing Source setup, configuration, validation, and contribution workflow.
Security and privacy Tool governance, credentials, sharing boundaries, and vulnerability reports.
Troubleshooting Missing tools, sharing failures, and useful diagnostics.

Project links

Source code · Downloads · Release history · Issues · Detailed repository documentation

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