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The control plane for agentic development

Cyboflow a human-first agentic development environment

Built to keep humans at the center, but focused on what matters not distracted by everything that doesn’t.

What it does

Manage your agents don’t babysit them

Every feature built so you can stay on top of your agents without needing to hold their hand at every step.

The thesis

Built on three core
principles

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Principle 01

Agents are extensions of humans, not replacements for them.

Human and agent intelligence is jagged. It’s also complementary. Your harness should bring out the best of both.

A person wearing a powered exosuit — augmented, still in control.
Capability-versus-reliability chart: a harness lifts a raw model from the capable-but-unreliable quadrant up into autonomy.
Principle 02

Capability comes from the model. Reliability comes from the harness.

The model sets the ceiling. The harness is the difference between walking away for three minutes or three hours.

Principle 03

Better models need more sophisticated harnesses, not less.

When your models can run autonomously for longer, you need better systems for managing them. Otherwise, you’re trading constant supervision for repeated revision.

An org chart: one human managing layers of agents and sub-agents.

It’s not an IDE.

In an IDE, the code you’re writing is central.

It’s not a TUI.

Terminals are powerful, but they work better as an interface for agents than humans.

Cyboflow

It’s an Agentic Development Environment.

Built to manage agents — not to write code or run bash commands.

Open source

Free and open source.

Cyboflow is built in the open. Read the harness, file an issue, send a patch, or fork it and make it your own.

View the source on GitHub
kesteva/cyboflow
$ git clone https://github.com/kesteva/cyboflow
$ cd cyboflow && pnpm install
  MIT licensed · contributions welcome

Stop being a babysitter, start becoming a manager.

The control plane for agentic development. We’re onboarding teams who already run coding agents and are tired of hand-holding, constant pings, and confident garbage.