Every agent.
One workspace.
Bring in the agents your team already uses. Each person keeps the one they prefer, without splitting the team across tools.
Eight features, from multi-agent work to shared playbooks.
Bring in the agents your team already uses. Each person keeps the one they prefer, without splitting the team across tools.
Because every employee works in the AI Workstation, the rules you set in the Halofy Console are enforced on every workstation. No more chasing settings across a dozen AI apps.
Choose which providers and models each team can use, and deploy new ones to everyone at once.
Set spend limits for each person and each of their agents, and get alerted before anyone hits one.
Approve skills and MCP servers, publish instructions and policies, and roll them out team by team. Roll back or retire any of them centrally.
Personal and sensitive data is detected and masked before a prompt reaches any model, so no one leaks it to an LLM by accident.
Decide who can do what with teams, roles and scoped access for each agent. Suspend someone’s access the moment they leave.
See what happened, who did it and which agent was involved, then download the full trail for review.
Package your own tools, layouts and defaults into a custom workstation configuration, managed from the same Halofy Console.
Describe what would help, and an agent builds it as a plugin or widget. Refine it whenever the way you work changes.
Halofy bridges them into one place.
Grok Bot
Hermes
OpenClaw
AntigravityOpen up to six sessions at once in split view, on any linked computer and with any provider.
Pair your computers once, then run sessions on any of them from the window in front of you.
Give every session its own provider and model, from Claude to Codex to a local model.
Sessions read what the others have done and send results back, and the agent map shows every hand-off.
What a team gets in Halofy that single-user coding tools don’t offer.
Halofy
ADE'S & IDE'S
ADEs & IDEs refers to agentic development environments and code editors generally; capabilities vary by product and release.
No. It has Coder and Work modes, so teams use it for research, writing, planning, sales and operations as well as software.
No. Their current agents run inside Halofy on the subscriptions you already pay for. Available models, features and usage limits depend on each provider and plan.
On the machines your people link, whether that’s their own computers or cloud machines. Conversations reach the Console only when someone turns on team activity sharing.
Invite them to a team in the Halofy Console. They sign in to the AI Workstation with their work email, choose your workspace and start with that team’s setup.