Do the work
Agent
Any local CLI agent drops in here — Claude Code or Codex. It takes a role, a task and a status you can read.
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Connect to anything.
Automate everything.
Start with an empty canvas.
DNP connects all your coding agents, tools, terminals, and reviewers into self-healing workflows, so your software ships without the engineering overhead.
- Local by default
- Approvals you control
- Uses your own Claude or ChatGPT login
The brief
Ship the pricing page
Rewrite the pricing table. Keep the plan names and the tone of the current page.
Agent
Do the work
Reviewer
Hold the gate
Add the next step
Agent teamsIntegrations are hard,
Integrations are hard,
let agents build.
DNP lets you lay out a team of the agents you already use on one canvas, so they can scope, build and review work on your machine.
Once the plan is clear, you assign the coding and reviewer agents you bring, such as Claude Code and Codex, to seats on the canvas. They work in local terminals on your machine, and you review the result.
Workflow ready
Trigger: You start the run
From the canvas or a terminal node
Prepare the workspace & read repo context
Files, dependencies and test cases
Agents work on the task
Each seat runs in its own terminal on the canvas
If the work needs another look
Send it back to a builder seat
Reviewer seat checks it against the brief
Review the result and ship
You decide what gets merged
Full-service agent workflows
Full-service integrations with Eleven Blocks
Every workflow is an arbitrary combination of these eleven primitives. No fixed templates, no closed walls.
Agent
Do the workAny local CLI agent drops in here — Claude Code or Codex. It takes a role, a task and a status you can read.
Ready on canvas
Hold the gate
Reviewer
A second agent seat that checks the work against the brief and reports back. You decide what gets merged.
Use the web
Coming soonBrowser
A seat for browser-based work on the canvas, next to the terminals your agents already use.
Run commands
Terminal
Your own shell, in your own workspace. The agent runs the same commands you would.
Prove it
Tests
Run the project’s own test suite from a terminal seat, so the result sits on the canvas next to the work.
Ship it
Deploy
The last step of the run. You decide when the work ships, from your own terminal.
Branch the run
Condition
Route the run on what the agents report, so one canvas can carry two different outcomes.
Run together
Parallel
Split the work across blocks that run at the same time, then join their results.
Try again
Loop
Send the work back to a builder seat when the reviewer wants another look.
Two paths
Branch
Let the run split into two paths — one for the happy case, one for everything else.
Hold the run
Wait
Pause a step until something external says go — a webhook, a deploy, a human approval.
Your workflow, running on your terms.With the checks built in.
A canvas is only useful if the run behind it is trustworthy. These are the properties every DNP workflow inherits, whatever blocks you wired into it.
Local
It runs on your machine
Security
Local by default
The workspace, terminals and files live on your machine. Agents run as the CLIs you already use.
Operations
Status at a glance
Every agent keeps a status you can read at a glance, so a stuck job is visible on the canvas, not buried in a terminal.
Verify
The checks are part of the flow
Verification
Clean flow
Place a reviewer seat on the canvas to check work against the brief before you merge. Enforced gates are coming with Pro.
Coverage
Custom routes
Claude Code and Codex run today, each as your own signed-in CLI. Bring the agents you already pay for.
Operate
Your plan, your control
Bring your own
Your plan pays for the model
Your Claude or ChatGPT plan pays for the model. DNP never resells tokens or adds a markup.
Control
Approvals you can read
Seats ask before they act. Approval cards sit on the canvas next to live transcripts, so you decide what goes ahead.
Six templates to fork.Or start from nothing at all.
Each one is a wired canvas you can open, take apart and rebuild around the way your team works. They are the fastest way in — not the only way.
Build software with your teamand agents.
Real product experiences that stay on brand, in code, and ready to ship.
Download for macOSmacOS on Apple silicon · Intel and Windows coming
Bring your agents.DNP runs the team.
DNP is free to start. You use your own Claude or ChatGPT subscription, and DNP never charges for tokens. Upgrade when you want spend control, enforced reviews and auto pull requests, or a team that works together.
Billing period
Two months free on yearly billing
For trying DNP
Free
A full agent team on one canvas.
$0forever
No card required
Included
- One canvas with a full agent team
- Claude Code and Codex
- Approvals and live transcripts
- Templates, including a reviewer seat
For daily agent workMost popularComing soon
Pro
Spend control and enforced reviews.
$20USD / month
or $200 USD / year
Included
- Everything in Free
- Spend dashboard and budgets
- Enforced reviewer gates: work is not done until the review and tests pass
- Auto pull requests
For engineering teamsComing soon
Team
One canvas the whole team shares.
$40USD / user / month
or $400 USD / user / year
Included
- Everything in Pro
- Shared canvases
- Team templates
- Team usage analytics
- GitHub, Linear and Slack
For organisations
Enterprise
For companies with a security review.
Custom
Annual agreement
Included
- Everything in Team
- SSO and SCIM
- Audit logs and policies
- Self-hosted sync
- SLA
macOS on Apple silicon. Intel and Windows coming.
A few thingsto know.
Straight answers on the product, the review loop, pricing and what is still being built.
DNP is in active developmentYes. The desktop app for macOS on Apple silicon is available from the download link on this page. Intel and Windows are coming. DNP is in active development, so expect frequent updates.