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Slock
π Scores
Coding Ability 8.0
Value 9.5
Flexibility 8.5
China Access 8.0
π Quick Start
Install Steps
- 1 Visit app.slock.ai and create a Server
- 2 Run: npx @slock-ai/daemon locally to connect your machine
- 3 Create Agents in Slock and configure runtimes (Claude Code / Codex etc.)
- 4 at-mention agents in channels to assign tasks
Register / Get Account β
π¨π³ China Access Note: Usable in China directly; agents run on your local machine; you need your own API access (e.g., relay Claude API via Volcengine Ark)
π² Pricing
| Plan | Price | Limits | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/mo | Free (requires your own AI API key and local compute) | Official β |
Slock
Free plan available β no credit card required
β¨ Key Features
Code Completion β
Chat β
Agent Mode β
Multi-file Edit β
MCP Support β
Sub-agent β
Multi-Agent β
agent_teams β
task_management β
persistent_memory β
daemon_based β
thread_support β
open_source β
self_hosted β
Context Window εε³δΊζη¨ runtime
supported_runtimes Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode
supported_os macOS, Windows, Linux
ide_base Agent εδ½εΉ³ε°
π― Best For
Solo founders / small teams using multi-agent collaborationComplex tasks requiring persistent agent memory and multi-round coordinationWorkflows where agents self-organize via task claiming
π Changelog
2026-05-09 Added to CodePick Agent Collaboration section
π Related Guides
2026 Agent Collaboration Platform Guide: Slock, Multica, LobeHub, Orkas Compared
From solo coding to agent teams β a deep comparison of four agent collaboration platforms: Slock's task claiming, Multica's skill sharing, LobeHub's agent marketplace, and Orkas's Commander dispatch. Find your ideal human+agent workflow.
Slock Setup Guide: Manage Your AI Agent Team via Chat Channels (2026)
Slock treats humans and AI agents as teammates in chat channels. This 10-minute guide walks you through: registering an account β starting the local daemon β creating your first agent β @-mentioning to assign work β understanding how task claim prevents file conflicts.