AgentDock vs. AgentDock Pro
What's different between AgentDock and AgentDock Pro, and how the split actually works today.
AgentDock Pro is built from a separate, private source repository that includes everything in the free app plus additional functionality. There is currently no in-app purchase, license key, or account system — "Pro" means you're running a build produced from the Pro repository, not a feature unlock inside a single app.
Feature comparison
| Capability | AgentDock | AgentDock Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Unified chat UI for Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity | Yes | Yes |
| Multi-project workspaces, multiple sessions per project | Yes | Yes |
| Compare Mode (send one prompt to several agents) | Yes | Yes, with additional safety hardening |
| Git changes drawer (diff, revert) | Yes | Yes |
| Agent handoff (continue a session in a different agent) | Yes | Yes |
| Per-agent settings (custom path, permission mode, model, reasoning effort) | Yes | Yes |
| AIgency multi-agent orchestration | No | Yes |
| Git worktree-isolated task execution | No | Yes, via AIgency task workspaces |
| Compare Mode auto-declines mid-comparison permission escalations | No | Yes |
Note
This table reflects what's actually implemented in each repository's source code today, not a roadmap. See Core concepts for definitions of workspace, session, run, and task.
What "Pro" doesn't mean (yet)
AgentDock Pro's internal project documentation describes a longer-term vision that includes things like a companion IDE, mobile access, and cloud sync — but none of that exists in code today. This documentation only covers functionality that is actually implemented and testable. If a feature you've heard about isn't documented here, treat it as not yet available rather than assuming it's hidden behind a switch somewhere.
Choosing which one to run
Both apps are installed and run the same way — see Installation. If you don't need multi-agent orchestration or isolated worktree execution, the free AgentDock covers the core chat, workspace, and Compare Mode functionality on its own.