What Is AxiOwl?
AxiOwl is a family of tools for working with AI agents. You can connect conversations that live in different applications, work with agents in a dedicated desktop workspace, continue a session from your phone, and see the subscription capacity available across your accounts.
Choose the product around the job you want to do. You can use Usage Meter to understand your allowances without installing Messaging, or use Messaging to coordinate existing provider chats without adopting a new IDE.
Choose Your Product
| Product | What you use it for | Start here |
|---|---|---|
| AxiOwl Messaging | Find provider sessions, send work between agents, and follow their replies | Messaging setup |
| Axiom Messaging | The agent-to-agent messaging offering listed in the AxiOwl product family | Axiom Messaging |
| AxiOwl IDE | Work with conversations, models, agent runtimes, and project files in one desktop workspace | IDE guide |
| AxiOwl Mobile | Reach computer-owned sessions from your phone, with native Goose apps also offering a phone-local agent runtime | Mobile guide |
| AxiOwl Usage Meter | Compare subscription allowance, reset times, accounts, and reported cloud costs | Usage Meter guide |
The Downloads page identifies each product, operating system, and release channel. A Preview release belongs to that particular product and platform; it does not describe every other AxiOwl app.
New to the family? The Product guide explains setup, accounts, shared components, and what a successful result means for each application.
AxiOwl Messaging: Connect The Work You Already Have
Your builder may be working in Cursor, your reviewer in Codex, and another specialist in Claude Code. Messaging lets those sessions exchange focused requests and replies while keeping their existing provider identities and workspaces.
AxiOwl discovers sessions, records their addresses, and uses the integration for the selected provider surface. The mailbox gives you a local view of messages and delivery information. Agents can use AxiOwl MCP tools to communicate from their own conversations.
This also makes AxiOwl a normalization layer: the caller has a consistent way to identify an agent and request an operation, even when the destination uses a different provider or runs on another computer.
AxiOwl IDE: Choose How The Agent Works
The IDE puts your conversation beside its project. Its account, model, and brain choices describe three different decisions: which account supplies access, which model answers, and which software runs the agent's tools and working loop.
You can use a supported provider client or an AxiCode connection. AxiCode is the local agent runtime within the IDE. The available combinations come from the configured accounts and model catalogs. Understand models, brains, and billing before moving a conversation between routes.
AxiOwl Mobile: Keep The Same Computer Within Reach
Mobile is a substantial connected product in its own right. Pair it with a computer, open a session, send the next instruction, read tool activity, and respond to the permissions exposed by that provider. File and terminal controls are available when the connected host advertises them.
Your computer continues to hold the repository and run the provider tools. Your phone supplies the view and controls. Pairing requires approval, and the relay carries encrypted traffic between the paired devices.
The native Goose phone applications also introduce an on-device agent loop with its own model connection. That local mode does not inherit desktop credentials or become the same conversation as a paired host session. On-device agents explains the distinction.
AxiOwl Usage Meter: See Capacity Before Choosing Work
Usage Meter brings provider-reported allowances and reset windows into one dashboard. Separate account cards help you see which subscription has room for the next task. Cloud Costs adds a distinct view of reported spending, with its own account bindings, periods, currencies, and refresh controls.
Usage Meter also has phone companions. These show readings from a paired desktop. They are different apps with different permissions from AxiOwl Mobile: a usage-reading connection does not grant access to agent sessions or a host terminal.
A Typical Day
Look at Usage Meter before assigning a long task. Work in the IDE or your preferred provider application. Use Messaging when another agent needs to contribute. Open AxiOwl Mobile when you step away and want to follow the same work.
Each product serves a useful role on its own. Together, they help you keep account capacity, conversations, project context, and human decisions close to the work.