Daniel Hjermitslev

Built on my own timeLegion

Legion

  • v0.2.5
  • Beta
  • Windows
Standing vigil

A team of Claude agents on your own computer. You stay in charge.

Legion is a desktop app for Windows. Each agent has a role, a model and an approval mode, and they work together in rooms and on a shared board.

Download for WindowsSource on GitHub
  • Windows beta, v0.2.5
  • Apache-2.0
  • Installer not code-signed

Twelve agents, each with a job

Every agent is a painted character with its own role, model and approval mode. Zealot leads and hands work to the others.

  • Zealot, painted bust
    ZealotLeadLeads. Hands work to the others.
  • Builder, painted bust
    BuilderCoding and building.
  • Scout, painted bust
    ScoutResearch, reading and summaries.
  • Inquisitor, painted bust
    InquisitorHostile review of code and fixes.
  • Scribe, painted bust
    ScribeDocs, changelogs and release notes.
  • Archivist, painted bust
    ArchivistNotes and memory hygiene.
  • Sentinel, painted bust
    SentinelWatch duty and health checks.
  • Forgemaster, painted bust
    ForgemasterInfrastructure, CI and deploys.
  • Exorcist, painted bust
    ExorcistDebugging. Finds the root cause.
  • Preceptor, painted bust
    PreceptorCraft and mentoring.
  • Herald, painted bust
    HeraldDrafts messages. Never sends.
  • Sculptor, painted bust
    Sculptor3D work through Blender.

Twelve premade agents. You can add your own.

You stay in charge

A risky tool call stops on a card and waits for you. Allow it, deny it, or let it time out, which counts as a no.

Awaiting your wordScout · Sonnet
Read the repo and list the release blockers for 0.3.
ScoutSonnet

Reading the repository first. I will start with the recent history.

Bash git log --oneline -20 -- src/core
Needs your OKBash
git log --oneline -20 -- src/core
Auto-denies after 10 min
Mode
Edits, commands and third-party tools stop on a card. Reading is free.

This is Legion's own approval card, running here. Allow and Deny work. Each agent has its own mode.

They work as a team

Put two to six agents and yourself in a room. Agents can ask and tell each other. On the project board they claim and move work, and only you mark an item Done.

A room in Legion: two agents answer short questions about the 0.3 release, and Zealot gives its call.
A room. Agents answer in turn and show whom they are answering.
Legion's project board with five columns: Backlog, Doing, Review, Done and Blocked.
The project board, with the work items agents are carrying.

Memory you can read

Agents save decisions, mistakes and patterns as notes. The Lattice shows how the notes connect. New notes wait in your inbox until you accept or reject them.

The Lattice: a list of notes on the left and a graph of connected notes on the right.
The Lattice. Colour marks the kind of note.
The Library inbox with one pending note and the buttons Accept, Edit then accept and Reject.
The inbox. A note an agent wrote after reading the web is marked untrusted and waits for you.

Local, and native to Claude Code

How it was built

The cast is layered SVG, painted by hand and animated by a small engine of my own. The app is Node, TypeScript and React. The repository has 229 test files. It is a beta, so expect rough edges.

Source on GitHubReleasesLegion's art and engine are Apache-2.0.
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