AI agents

Choose, set up, and steer the agents that do the building.

Which AI agents work with Enjoy?Enjoy works with five coding agents from different AI companies. See what each one needs, how they differ, and how to pick one to start with.
Install an agentAdd Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, OpenCode, or Antigravity to your computer from inside Enjoy, without typing commands in a terminal.
Sign in to an agentConnect an agent to your account with the company that makes it, such as Anthropic or OpenAI. You approve the connection in your browser, and Enjoy picks it up.
The agent button and its settingsThe button at the bottom of every message box shows which agent gets your message and how it will work. Here's what it shows and what its settings do.
Switch agents in a conversationHand a conversation to a different agent at any point. The new agent catches up on what happened so far, and switching back restores the settings that agent used.
Choose a modelPick which of your agent's AI models handles your next message. The list comes from the agent itself, so new models appear as the company releases them.
Choose an effort levelEffort sets how much the agent thinks before it acts. Use lower levels for quick changes and higher ones for hard problems, and change it without opening any menu.
Turn on Fast modeFast mode makes Claude Code and Codex respond faster on supported models, at a higher cost to your plan or bill. Turn it on when waiting slows you down.
Choose what your agent can do without askingPermission modes decide when an agent stops to ask before editing files or running commands. Each agent has its own modes. Here's what each one allows and how to change it.
Save agent settings as a presetSave a favorite mix of agent, model, effort, speed, and permissions under a name, then switch back to all of it at once from the agent settings.
Check how much usage you have leftSee how much of your agent plan's limits remain and when they reset, right in the agent settings. Each agent reports its own limits.
Switch between agent accountsKeep several Claude Code, Codex, or Grok Build accounts signed in at once, such as a personal and a work plan, and switch between them from the agent settings.
Change an agent's account by signing outFor Antigravity, and on computers where saved accounts aren't available, change which account an agent uses by signing out and signing back in with another one.
Use a different account in each projectEach project remembers which account every agent uses, so a personal project can stay on your personal plan while a work project uses your work one.
Update an agentWhen a newer version of an agent is out, Enjoy shows it beside the agent's name in the agent settings. Update it right there, even while the agent is working, or skip that version.
What agents can do inside EnjoyBesides editing your project, every agent gets Enjoy's own tools. It can message you, ask questions, write docs, save workflows, start conversations, and show you previews.
Let Claude Code use your Chrome browserClaude Code can open tabs in your own Chrome browser from Enjoy, so it can check sites where you're already signed in. Set up the Claude in Chrome extension once.
Use OpenCode with free, local, or your own modelsOpenCode works with the AI providers you set up in it, including free and local models, so it doesn't need one particular subscription. Here's how to use it in Enjoy.
Use Grok BuildSet up Grok Build, Grok's coding agent, in Enjoy, and see how its effort levels, permission modes, usage, and accounts work.
Use AntigravitySet up Google's Antigravity agent in Enjoy. Sign-in uses a code from your browser, and because Enjoy can't show Antigravity's approval requests, its permissions work differently.