Agent identity
Define durable roles such as architect, developer, manager, or verifier with their own model and behavior.
The Zeroth lets you design agent presets, wire them into visual blueprints, launch runs inside any local workspace, and observe or redirect every agent while the workflow is alive.
No YAML ceremony. Add nodes, connect edges, and turn reusable agent roles into an executable graph.
Preset
Prompts, models, tools, MCP and skills are reusable agent assets.
Graph
Node and edge blueprints define how agents hand work to each other.
Runtime
Orchestration tools can reshape flow and launch parallel work while running.
Observe
Messages, context, tool calls, and human interventions stay visible.
Agent Presets
Every agent can carry its own identity, model configuration, mounted profiles, allowed MCP servers, exposed tools, and runtime skills. That is the base layer for serious multi-agent composition.
Define durable roles such as architect, developer, manager, or verifier with their own model and behavior.
Mount reusable profile documents and skill packages instead of stuffing everything into one fragile system prompt.
Attach MCP servers and expose only the capabilities a given agent should actually use.
Blueprint Builder
Create nodes, bind each node to an agent preset, then draw the edges that decide how work moves. The graph is the product surface, not an afterthought hidden in config files.
Runtime Orchestration
The built-in orchestration tools let agents hand off state, update plans, change execution shape, and spawn parallel subtasks during the run. This is where most toy agent builders collapse.
Agents pass objective, completed actions, blockers, next assignee, and expected output as explicit state.
Parallel work becomes inspectable task state instead of disappearing into a black-box chain.
Observation
During execution, you can inspect conversations, prompt composition, mounted context, tool calls, and intermediate outputs. You can also step in and talk to any agent when the direction needs correction.
The Zeroth is built for people who want to design, run, observe, and evolve real multi-agent systems from their own desktop.