Supported agents

These are the agent CLIs AnyAgent supports. detect() scans for all of them in the order below, and each has its own subpath export for targeting it directly. The table is rendered from each adapter’s own Capabilities declaration, so it always matches what the code enforces.

Agent	Binary	Mode	Streaming	Model	Read-only	Effort	Auth status	Models	Usage	Resume	Fork	MCP	Attachments	System prompt	Structured output	cwd
Claude Code	claude	stdout	native	native	native	native	native	probed	probed	native	native	native	—	native	native	native
Codex	codex	stdout	native	native	native	native	native	native	native	native	—	—	native	emulated	emulated	native
opencode	opencode	acp	native	native	native	—	probed	native	remote	native	native	native	native	emulated	emulated	native
Kilo Code	kilo	acp	native	native	native	native	probed	native	—	native	native	native	native	emulated	emulated	native
Pi	pi	stdout	native	native	native	native	probed	native	—	native	native	—	native	native	emulated	native
goose	goose	acp	native	native	emulated	native	probed	—	—	native	—	native	—	emulated	emulated	native
Cline	cline	acp	native	native	emulated	—	probed	—	—	native	—	—	—	emulated	emulated	native
Gemini CLI	gemini	acp	native	native	emulated	—	probed	probed	—	—	—	—	—	emulated	emulated	native
Antigravity	agy	stdout	native	native	—	native	probed	native	probed	native	—	—	—	emulated	emulated	native
Cursor	agent	acp	native	native	native	native	native	native	—	native	—	—	—	emulated	emulated	native

Reading the grid: native means the CLI does it itself, emulated means AnyAgent does it for you and the result is the same either way, and — means asking for it throws UnsupportedCapability before anything starts. You request an emulated capability exactly as you would a native one.

The last three columns — Auth status, Models, and Usage — answer questions about the CLI rather than gating a run, so they have two extra values. probed means AnyAgent worked it out from the CLI's own files and environment variables: useful, but a hint rather than a promise. remote means only the vendor knows, so the answer needs the network opt-in.

Usage is the one column that never throws, not even at —. It answers { state: "unknown" } instead, because "nobody can tell you" is itself the thing you would act on. See Usage and limits.

Mode is how the adapter drives its CLI: acp holds one connection for the session’s lifetime, which adds steering and permission-request events; stdout spawns one process per turn. Turns behave the same either way. Resume is separate — whether a conversation can be continued from a persisted id at all. Everything else CLI-specific lives on the adapter’s page.

Next steps

• Run an agent: choose among the agents on the machine and reach native flags the unified interface does not cover
• Sessions: thread a conversation across turns
• Adding an adapter: bring another CLI into this list