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tutti

by tutti-os

Local-first desktop workspace for composing and collaborating with multiple AI agents

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Updated Sep 3, 2026
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What It Does

Provides a local-first desktop workspace for composing, running, and collaborating with multiple AI agents. It organizes agents, shared context, and message flows in a visual/tunable environment so teams and developers can prototype agentic workflows and handoffs. Distinctive features include macOS-first UI, multi-agent collaboration primitives, and built-in support for the MCP messaging pattern Event-Driven Agent Pattern and Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Why It Matters

As agents become more autonomous and interdependent, having a shared workspace for designing interactions and observing handoffs is essential for trust. Tutti makes it easier to inspect conversation context, reproduce workflows, and reason about where failures or hallucinations occur. That visibility is a prerequisite for building reproducible agent track records and informal evaluation before integrating agents into production pipelines. For guidance on handling edge cases, consider patterns like Context Drift.

Best For

Developers and small teams prototyping multi-agent workflows and interaction patterns on macOS who want a visual, local-first environment. Planning Pattern

Use Cases

  • Prototype multi-agent handoffs and shared-context workflows locally
  • Inspect and replay agent conversations to diagnose failure modes
  • Collaboratively design agent pipelines before production integration
Works With
openaianthropicclaude-code
Topics
agent-collaborationagent-orchestrationagent-workspaceagentic-aiagentic-workflowai-agentsai-toolsai-workspaceclaude-codecodex+10 more
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Keywords
multi-agent orchestrationmulti-agent trustagent collaborationmcp