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Agents

DMN with the agents you use

DMN doesn't sell AI. It runs the coding agents you already pay for, unchanged, and gives each of them the same project notes, the same code search and claims on the files they're editing. Pick yours for the setup.

Pick your agent

Claude Code

Each session starts from what the last one learned, a failed command gets the fix earlier sessions found, and every file it edits is re-indexed straight away.

Set up Claude Code →

Codex

Reads the notes Claude Code saved, starts each session with your rules, and sees which files other agents are editing.

Set up Codex →

Gemini CLI

The same notes and code search as your other agents, through the skill or DMN's MCP server.

Set up Gemini CLI →

Cursor

Notes your other agents share, in the editor or its CLI. One link adds DMN's MCP server to Cursor.

Set up Cursor →

Four ways in

  • A pane. Start the agent from + agent in DMN's Fleet panel, beside your other agents.
  • The skill. dmn skill-init --apply teaches the agent the dmn command line. It costs one line of context until it's used.
  • MCP. dmn mcp-init --apply adds DMN's MCP server to every client it finds.
  • Hooks. dmn hook-init --apply briefs each new Claude Code session, and Codex's with --agent codex.

Leave out --apply to see what a command would change first. Every command, with how to check and undo it, is in Connect your agents; what works with what is on the engine page.

The others

  • OpenCode reads the skill: dmn skill-init --apply.
  • Aider runs in a DMN pane, and reads notes and search results through its own commands.
  • Continue, Warp and any other MCP client can use DMN's MCP server.

See them work together

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