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Supported providers	Every coding agent Paseo can launch, natively supported providers and the ACP catalog.	Supported providers	21	Providers

Supported providers

For the concept and how Paseo manages providers, see Providers. To add or configure your own, see Custom providers.

Native support

Work out of the box once the underlying CLI is installed and authenticated.

• Claude Code. Anthropic's coding agent with MCP support, streaming, and deep reasoning.
• Codex. OpenAI's workspace agent with sandbox controls and optional network access.
• OpenCode. Open-source coding assistant with multi-provider model support.
• Pi. Minimal terminal-based coding agent with multi-provider LLM support.
• Antigravity. Uses your installed agy CLI through a built-in provider plugin.
• Muse Code. Meta's terminal coding agent, bundled as a provider plugin.
• Hoplite. Uses your installed hoplite CLI through a built-in provider plugin.

Antigravity

Install the Antigravity CLI (agy) on your daemon host, then run agy once to sign in. Pick Antigravity in Paseo. The provider ships with Paseo; no separate plugin install is required.

Full access is the only permission mode. Antigravity cannot ask for permission when another app drives it, so Paseo starts agy with --dangerously-skip-permissions. Every tool call, including shell commands, runs without asking. Each session starts with a warning explaining this, including when you reopen a chat. Antigravity's own policy can still deny an action.

After a daemon restart, Antigravity remembers the conversation, but Paseo's transcript starts fresh because agy does not replay its history.

This integration uses your installed CLI and sign-in. It is not endorsed by Google.

Paseo MCP tools and steering are unavailable. Your own agy MCP servers still work. Attached images are passed as file references for the agent to read.

If agy is outside your daemon's PATH, override its command in ~/.paseo/config.json. Use env for provider-specific environment variables:

{
  "agents": {
    "providers": {
      "antigravity": {
        "command": ["/absolute/path/to/agy"],
        "env": { "EXAMPLE_VARIABLE": "value" }
      }
    }
  }
}

See Custom providers for command and environment overrides.

Hoplite

Install the Hoplite CLI on your daemon host with brew install carboncopyinc/tap/hoplite, then run hoplite login. Pick Hoplite in Paseo. The provider ships with Paseo and talks to Hoplite through hoplite acp; no separate plugin install is required.

Hoplite runs the agent in a cloud workspace for a Hoplite project. The project comes from the GitHub repository of the agent's directory, so open a repository that is linked to a Hoplite project. In any other directory Hoplite reports No Hoplite project, and the Hoplite row in Settings → Providers shows that error for the daemon's own directory. To use one project everywhere, set its ID:

{
  "agents": {
    "providers": {
      "hoplite": {
        "env": { "HOPLITE_PROJECT_ID": "your-project-id" }
      }
    }
  }
}

Models come from your Hoplite organization. While Hoplite prepares the workspace, the chat shows one Hoplite workspace row with the current step. Conversations resume after a daemon restart. Paseo MCP tools are unavailable because the agent runs in Hoplite's workspace, not on your host; Hoplite's own tools, including its subagents, still work.

Override command if hoplite is outside your daemon's PATH. Keep acp in the arguments.

ACP catalog

Pick any of these from the in-app provider catalog. Each entry is a one-click install of the underlying CLI.

• Agoragentic, agent marketplace with 174+ AI capabilities.
• Amp, frontier coding agent.
• Auggie CLI, Augment Code's agent backed by their context engine.
• Autohand Code, Autohand AI's coding agent.
• Cline, autonomous coding agent.
• Codebuddy Code, Tencent Cloud's coding tool.
• CodeWhale, terminal coding agent for DeepSeek V4 and open models.
• Cortex Code, Snowflake's coding agent.
• Corust Agent, Rust-focused coding partner.
• crow-cli, minimal ACP-native coding agent.
• Cursor, Cursor's coding agent.
• DeepAgents, LangChain-powered coding agent.
• DimCode, multi-model coding agent.
• Dirac, open-source agent with hash-anchored parallel edits.
• Factory Droid, Factory AI's coding agent.
• fast-agent, multi-provider coding agent.
• Gajae Code, subscription-based coding agent with plan-before-mutation workflows.
• Gemini CLI, Google's official Gemini CLI.
• GitHub Copilot, GitHub's AI pair programmer via ACP.
• GLM Agent, Zhipu AI's GLM coding agent.
• goose, Block's local open-source AI agent.
• Grok, xAI's Grok Build agentic coding CLI.
• Hermes Agent, Nous Research's self-improving agent.
• Junie, JetBrains' coding agent.
• Kilo Code, open-source coding agent.
• Kimi Code CLI, Moonshot AI's coding assistant.
• Minion Code, Minion-framework coding agent.
• Mistral Vibe, Mistral's open-source CLI assistant.
• Nova, Compass AI's software engineer.
• Poolside, Poolside's coding agent.
• Qoder, agentic coding assistant.
• Qwen Code, Alibaba's Qwen coding assistant.
• siGit Code, local-first coding agent with optional on-device LLM.
• Stakpak, Rust-based DevOps agent.
• TRAE CLI, ByteDance's official TRAE coding agent.
• VT Code, open-source multi-provider coding agent.

The in-app catalog is the canonical, version-pinned source. Anything not listed here can still be added manually, see Custom providers.