I turned my Agency in a BOX system into a full web app. Any LLM. Self-hosted. Free.

Some of you saw my Agency in a Box project a few days ago. 113+ AI agents, 8 teams, 9 workflows, all running inside Claude Code.

The most common response was: "This is insane. But I don't use Claude Code."

That's a problem. I built something useful but locked it behind one tool. Not everyone uses Claude Code. Not everyone wants to. People should be able to use whatever they already have.

So I rebuilt the whole thing as a web app.

AGEX. Same 113 agents. Same 8 teams. Same 9 workflows. But now it runs in your browser, on your machine, with whatever LLM provider you already use. You pick the brain. AGEX is the agency.

The biggest problem with AI agent systems right now is that they make you learn how the system works before you can use it. Pick agents from a dropdown. Configure workflows. Connect tools. Build chains. By the time you've set it up, you've spent more time configuring than actually getting work done.

AGEX is a conversation. You just talk to it. "Write me cold outreach for selling AI tools to CTOs." It figures out which team is needed, which agents to activate, and delivers the work. No setup. No configuration. No learning curve.

Behind the scenes, every agent has a real identity, a specialization, and instructions for when to activate. The system prompt loads all of them into the LLM so it becomes the agency. No frameworks. No chains. Just direct communication between you and 113 specialists.

I ran it through 13 tests before shipping. B2B SaaS product launch. D2C fashion brand with a difficult editorial voice. Full stress test with edge cases. Zero failures.

The whole thing is self-hosted. Your keys stay on your machine. No telemetry. No accounts. No subscriptions. Clone it, install it, add your key, start talking.

Repo: https://github.com/z1fex/AGEX

The best tools don't make you learn how they work. They just work the way you already think. You think in conversations. So the interface is a conversation.

— Neel

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