Learn Agentum.
Everything you need to install Agentum, set it up, build your own agents, and keep the lights on.
Basics
Install Agentum, sign in, and let the setup assistant walk you through your first agents. About ten minutes.
Tour of the app — Agentum Chat, the sidebar, agent pages, the Marketplace, and the System view.
Ask for it in plain English and it happens — change an agent, install one, check what it's set to, turn it off. Approve anything that changes something with one tap.
Setup
Install the optional tools Agentum works with — Claude Code or Codex for building agents, a Google account for calendar and email, and the browser extension for research.
Pick the AI that powers your agents — the built-in Agentum AI your plan already covers, or your own Claude/Gemini/DeepSeek/MiniMax key — and the coding assistant that builds them.
How Agentum securely reaches your Mac from anywhere — the built-in Cloudflare tunnel behind Web Chat and Public Links, and what it does (and doesn't) expose.
Chat with your agents from any browser at theagentum.com/mychat — an installable, push-capable web app served straight from your own Mac. Nothing new to sign up for.
Build
The guided Create flow — describe what you want, answer a few questions, and Agentum drafts a working agent you can refine with Claude Code or Codex.
The Improve tab turns "add a snooze button" into a prepared Claude Code or Codex session — with safety snapshots, a reviewable diff, and one-click rollback.
The agent format under the hood — manifest, lifecycle hooks, the ctx API — plus the authoring kit for building in your own editor.
Export Agentum's authoring kit and wire it into your own Claude Code or Codex installation, so your coding assistant knows the plugin contract in any folder — not just the ones Agentum prepares.
Copy-paste patterns for the common plugin shapes — daily reminders, cross-plugin aggregators, ad-hoc slash commands, and integration-aware fallbacks.