By ToolsEnabled
Your agent.
With a team behind it.
TEAA (ToolsEnabled Agent Architecture) brings Fleet, ToolsEngine and Knowledge to the AI agent you already use. Coordinate work, use practical tools and carry project context forward through one local MCP connection.
Your computer
Fleet, ToolsEngine and Knowledge in one local connection for your agent. TEAA is free and does not require a ToolsEnabled account.
More than one computer, or the cloud
It adds FRA and Hub for work that spans the computers and cloud machines you enroll. Self-host it, or use ours: free with sign-up, up to 8 computers per account, no payments. Developer tools for your own machines — not a TESI plan, and does not include a hosted TESI computer or included AI usage.
Why TEAA
TEAA brings coordination, workspace tools and project knowledge together, so your agent can plan work, act on it and keep useful context close.
Fleet starts subagents that work at the same time, each on its own task, within the depth and width you set. Off until you turn it on.
Keep tasks and their progress in a shared place. Workers can claim assigned work and report what they completed, helping your team coordinate across sessions.
Keep project knowledge available across work. Fleet looks up applicable rules and retained task context as work is assigned and coordinated.
Work with project files, read public web pages and, when enabled, use an installed browser through ToolsEngine.
Split this refactor into three tasks and run them in parallel.Fleet
Check the project notes and follow the repo’s test conventions.Knowledge
Read the v5 migration guide and update our config.ToolsEngine
Review the latest task update and continue from the recorded checkpoint.Fleet
Your agent picks the tools. Your app’s own approvals still apply.
What’s inside
TEAA combines Fleet, ToolsEngine and Knowledge.
Fleet
ToolsEngine
Knowledge
TEAA + FRA + Hub is a second stack for people who work across several computers or cloud machines. It adds FRA and Hub to TEAA, so the machines you enroll can be reached and agents on them can work together through your hub.
Downloads
Choose TEAA for one computer or TEAA + FRA + Hub for work across your computers.
Download TEAA
Each GitHub release carries Linux and Windows archives for both TEAA and TEAA + FRA + Hub, plus the self-hosted server archive.
View the TEAA source on GitHub
TEAA + FRA + Hub can be self-hosted with the server package from the same release, which runs on Linux.
TEAA + FRA + Hub is available self-hosted or hosted by ToolsEnabled. It is free with sign-up, with up to 8 computers per account and no payments.
curl -fsSL https://toolsenabled.ai/install.sh | sh
teaa-0.5.0-alpha.6-linux-x64.tar.gz and SHA256SUMS from the latest release into one folder.sha256sum -c --ignore-missing SHA256SUMS
tar -xzf teaa-0.5.0-alpha.6-linux-x64.tar.gz
cd teaa-0.5.0-alpha.6-linux-x64
./install.shteaa setup --folder /absolute/path/to/your/project --actor local --no-browser --workers
teaa doctor
teaa config --server-jsonOn Windows, run install.cmd from the extracted zip instead. The TEAA repository has the full instructions.
The local runtime requires Node.js 22.19 or newer. The bundled Knowledge sample also requires Python 3.11 or newer and Git.
Privacy and control
TEAA runs locally and connects your agent to its configured tools. Your agent app keeps its own sign-in and provider connection.
TEAA connects locally to your agent app. Your app may send tool results to its model provider. See how TEAA handles data.
Choose the capabilities and workers you enable. Your agent app continues to manage its sign-in, model and approval settings.
File tools work inside the one project folder you set up. That folder isn’t an operating-system sandbox, so choose one with nothing your agent shouldn’t read. How TEAA handles your data
The Model Context Protocol is the standard way agent apps add tools. Your app starts TEAA in the background, and your agent can then use the tools it offers.
TEAA connects over local MCP. The release setup guide will show how to connect it to an MCP host.
TEAA is free and does not require a ToolsEnabled account. TEAA + FRA + Hub is available self-hosted or hosted by ToolsEnabled, free with sign-up, with up to 8 computers per account and no payments. They are developer tools for your own machines — separate from paid TESI plans, which provide a hosted TESI computer and included AI usage. Your agent app keeps its own sign-in, plan and usage limits, and subagents use their own CLI sign-in.
TEAA connects locally to your agent app. Tool results may be sent by that app to its model provider; pages you open connect to those sites. See the Privacy details.
Fleet keeps tasks, progress and applicable coordination context available to the team. Workers can claim assigned tasks and report outcomes, helping everyone see what is underway and where to pick up.
Knowledge makes project context available across work. It works alongside Fleet coordination and the tools in TEAA.
Yes. TEAA + FRA + Hub is available self-hosted or hosted by ToolsEnabled. It is free with sign-up, with up to 8 computers per account and no payments. FRA connects the computers you enroll, and Hub lets their agents work together.
TEAA includes both. Connect TEAA as your combined MCP server to keep its included tools together in your agent app.
Linux x64 and native Windows x64. No WSL or macOS build.
The release guide will include removal steps and explain how settings and project data are handled.
Download TEAA or TEAA + FRA + Hub from the latest GitHub release. Each release carries Linux and Windows archives for both, plus the self-hosted server archive. Questions? Contact support@toolsenabled.ai.