Welcome to Geny

1. Create a Session — Click the "+ New Session" button in the sidebar to create a new agent session. Choose a role (Developer, Researcher, Planner, or Worker) and give it a name.

2. Send a Command — Switch to the Command tab and type your instruction. The agent will autonomously handle the task.

3. Watch it Work — Open the Playground tab to see your agents come alive as characters wandering a 3D miniature city!

Each session is an independent AI agent with its own memory and workspace. You can run multiple sessions at the same time — each one works on its own task without interfering with the others.

Sessions can be paused, resumed, or deleted at any time from the sidebar. Deleted sessions go to the trash and can be restored if needed.

• Main — You are here! This is the home page with a guide on how to use Geny.

• Playground — A 3D city visualization where your active agents appear as animated characters. Pan, rotate, and zoom to explore.

• Settings — Configure runtime settings, channel integrations, and advanced options.

• Info — View detailed information about the selected session.

• Graph — Visualize the agent's LangGraph execution flow in real time.

• Command — The primary interface to send instructions to your agent and see results.

• Storage — Browse files and artifacts produced by the session.

• Logs — View raw execution logs for debugging and monitoring.

• Developer — Optimized for coding tasks: writing, reviewing, and refactoring code.

• Worker — General-purpose agent with no role-specific prompt. Use for miscellaneous tasks.

• Researcher — Collects information, explores codebases and sources, and generates product ideas.

• Planner — Takes ideas and creates detailed plans, designs, and specifications.

The Playground tab renders a miniature city built from voxel-style assets. Each active session shows up as an animated character that wanders around the city using A* pathfinding.

Controls: Left-click drag to pan, right-click drag to rotate, scroll to zoom in/out.

Geny supports MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers and custom tools. MCP server configurations placed in the backend are automatically loaded for all sessions.

Custom Python tools placed in the tools directory are auto-registered and available to every agent.