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TurnPanel 2
Everything you need to run your agents
Set up TurnPanel on your computer or your team's server, then learn how spaces, agents, jobs and models fit together.
Get started
- Get started with TurnPanel PersonalDownload the desktop app, pick your agents, name your first space and sign in. About two minutes to your first job.
- Get started with TurnPanel ServerRun TurnPanel for a team on a machine you control: Docker with or without KVM, or a Linux service. The Server release is in preview.
- Moving from TurnPanel 1TurnPanel 2 is a big change, not an update. Install it beside TurnPanel 1 and it brings your people, spaces, jobs, secrets, models and automations over.
Concepts
- Spaces and the sandboxA space is a home for one project or team: its own files, memory, skills, apps, automations and jobs, in a sandbox of its own.
- Agentspi, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and Grok Build, side by side in one space. Each is its maker's official CLI, signed in through its own login.
- JobsA job is one conversation with one agent in one space. Choose how much the agent may do on its own, answer its questions, and fork it to try another way.
- ModelsRun models on your own hardware, bring your own providers, or use TurnPanel-hosted models with Pro. One picker for all of them.
Build
- Apps and the App SDKAsk an agent to build the small tool you need. It appears in your space as an app, built with the App SDK.
- Memory and skillsA space remembers facts and keeps reusable instructions, so the next job does not start from nothing. Every agent can read both.
- AutomationsWork a space does on its own: on a schedule, when a file appears, when an app says so, or when a job finishes.
- The browserA real browser that agents drive inside the space, which you can watch live and take over when a page needs you.
Run it
- Reaching your workspaceThe address people use, HTTPS, the local network and a reverse proxy, and remote access through the tunnel that comes with Pro.
- People and sign-inHow people join, how they sign in, what each role can do, and how to get back in. Single sign-on is coming with Enterprise.
- Security and privacyHow the sandbox, secrets, the network policy and the audit log keep agents contained, and what leaves your machine.
- SettingsWhere everything is: your profile and devices, the workspace's account, access, models and updates, and the admin pages.
Using TurnPanel 1? Its guides are at /docs/v1.