paseo/public-docs/providers.md

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Providers

Paseo runs existing coding agents you've installed and authenticated in workspaces with an editor, terminals, diffs, and, on desktop, a browser. Run several agents in parallel, choose a provider for each task, and review their work in the same app. Your subscriptions, config, skills, and MCP servers stay intact.

To try the workflow, run parallel tasks in separate worktrees.

Mental model

A provider is the contract between Paseo and one external agent CLI: how to launch it, how to stream its output, how to send input back, what modes it supports. The actual binary lives on your machine and runs as a normal subprocess.

Two tiers

• Native support, Paseo ships a bundled adapter for the major agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, Antigravity, Muse Code). Auto-discovered when the underlying CLI is installed, with mode metadata and voice support where applicable.
• ACP catalog, any agent speaking the Agent Client Protocol is supported through a generic adapter. Paseo ships a curated catalog of one-click installs (Cursor, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, Hermes, Kimi, Qwen Code, and 25+ more), and you can add any other ACP agent yourself.

Either way, you install the underlying CLI. Paseo runs it.

Where to go next

• Supported providers, the full list with install links.
• Agent profiles, save model, mode, and thinking settings together, with notes to guide delegation.
• Custom providers, add your own provider, point an existing one at a different endpoint, configure multiple provider aliases, or override the binary in ~/.paseo/config.json.
• paseo.sh/agents, per-agent landing page for each supported provider.