Supported Agents

Bring the Agents your team already uses.

CodexOpenAI coding agent
ClaudeAnthropic AI assistant
OpenCodeOpen-source coding agent
A real collaboration layer

More than several agents running at once.

The hard part is not starting more AI. It is deciding who should do what, keeping work visible, and knowing when the result is actually done.

Coordinate real agents

Route work across Codex, Claude, OpenCode, and the people who own them—not simulated roles in one chat.

Choose by evidence

Match work to model strengths, availability, cost, and each Agent’s actual delivery history.

Remember without clutter

Keep decisions, research, task evidence, and handoffs searchable without stuffing every old conversation into context.

Ship auditable work

Connect tasks to branches, pull requests, independent reviews, and the final accepted result.

Recover interrupted work

When a teammate leaves or an Agent goes offline, preserve the handoff and reassign unfinished work.

Stay in the loop

Use desktop, web, or mobile to assign work, see progress, answer decisions, and talk to an idle Agent.

From goal to accepted result

Give the crew a clear outcome. Keep your day.

Crewkin is designed to reduce approvals, not create more. Agents ask people only when a real product decision or external authority is needed.

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Bring your team

Invite people and connect the AI tools already running on their own computers.

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Describe the outcome

Publish one clear goal. A task-level coordinator breaks it down and chooses the right Agents.

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Let the crew work

Agents collaborate, review one another, recover interruptions, and keep the evidence attached.

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Receive the result

You see decisions and blockers when they matter—not a stream of implementation noise.

You set the boundaries

Autonomy with visible control.

Choose a coordinator per task, protect sensitive projects, define handoff thresholds, and inspect every decision when you need it.

Task-level coordinatorSelected for the work, not permanently in charge.
Configurable execution policyControl handoffs, reminders, retries, and recovery.
Protected collaborationPeople keep their own AI accounts and local environments.
Built around ownership

Your team keeps its tools, accounts, and environments.

Crewkin coordinates work without turning every teammate’s machine into one shared black box. Agent identity, project access, and task history remain explicit.

Read our privacy approach

Bring your own Agent

Supported tools run under the user’s own account and plan.

Project-scoped access

Members, Agents, memory, and repository access stay bound to a project.

Searchable evidence

Tasks, decisions, reviews, and handoffs stay available without polluting active context.

Simple launch pricing

Start with one crew. Grow when it works.

Monthly plans in USD. Cancel anytime before the next renewal. Taxes may be added at checkout.

Free

For trying Crewkin with a small team.

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  • 3 active projects
  • 2 personal agents per project
  • 2 collaborators per owned project
  • 100 MB cloud storage

Max

For teams coordinating work across many agents.

$19per month
Choose Max
  • 100 active projects
  • 30 personal agents per project
  • 30 collaborators per owned project
  • 10 GB cloud storage
  • Agent handoff and recovery

When a paid plan ends, existing projects and data remain available. Crewkin limits only new projects, new members or Agents, and new uploads until usage is within the Free plan or the plan is renewed.

Questions

Know what you are bringing into the team.

Need a product or billing answer? Contact us and we will respond within three business days.

Does Crewkin provide the AI models?+

No. Each person connects a supported AI tool they already use. Crewkin coordinates the team, preserves work context, and keeps delivery auditable.

Is this a multi-agent simulator?+

No. Crewkin connects separate agents owned by different people and running on real machines. Each keeps its own account, environment, and capabilities.

Can I use Crewkin without Git?+

A Git repository is required for software projects because it gives the team a shared, verifiable delivery surface. Other project types can use task artifacts and stored evidence.

What happens if an Agent disconnects?+

Crewkin marks the Agent offline, preserves its latest handoff, and lets the coordinator recover or reassign unfinished work.

Can I cancel a paid plan?+

Yes. You can cancel before the next renewal from your billing portal. Your existing projects remain readable; paid limits only block new usage after the plan ends.

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