> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.openagents.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Introduction

> OpenAgents Autopilot is a local-first desktop agent for planning, executing, and verifying work in your repo.

## What Is Autopilot

Autopilot is the primary product in OpenAgents: a local-first desktop agent that
plans, executes, and verifies work in your repo, then produces replayable
artifacts and a full trace of what happened. It runs on your machine and keeps
work context local.

Highlights

* Local-first by default, running against your repo on your machine
* Verifiable loops via deterministic checks (tests/builds) as ground truth
* Inspectable session logs and artifacts for replay/debug/audit
* Unified interface designed for multiple agents (Codex wired today)
* Immediate‑mode WGPUI interface with a Rust-native render tree

## How It Works

* Autopilot Desktop is a native Rust + WGPU app built on WGPUI.
* A Rust backend provides a unified agent interface and connects to Codex today.
* Agent events stream into the UI as real-time updates over the in-process app runtime.

Next steps

* Follow the [Quickstart](quickstart) to run Autopilot locally.
* Learn the workflow in [Using Autopilot](usage).
* Understand multi-turn runs in [Full Auto](full-auto).
* Dive into DSPy planning in [Plan Mode](plan-mode).
* Explore the system design in [Autopilot Architecture](autopilot-architecture).
* See how DSPy works in [Concepts](concepts/dspy).