Blocks lets a company set up its own AI coding agents and share them across the team. Subject experts can define an agent in roughly a hundred lines of code, and colleagues then hand it work from the tools they already use, such as Slack, Linear, GitHub and GitLab.
A dashboard tracks each session, showing which agent handled it, where the request came from and any pull requests it produced. The examples shown include agents like Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and Gemini CLI. The project is open source, with a free starting tier.
