Cortivex helps you run AI agent pipelines on your Windows PC. It lets you set up groups of agents that work in steps, share knowledge, and handle tasks together.
Use it to:
- run ready-made agent pipelines
- use specialized agents for different jobs
- track how each step in a pipeline runs
- keep shared knowledge in one place
- recover from pipeline errors with debugging tools
- work with Claude Code in a local setup
Before you install Cortivex, make sure your PC has:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- 8 GB of RAM or more
- 2 GB of free disk space
- a stable internet connection for the first download
- a recent version of Microsoft Edge or Chrome if your browser opens the release page
- permission to run downloaded apps
For best results, use:
- 16 GB of RAM
- an SSD
- the latest Windows updates
Visit the release page to download Cortivex for Windows:
Open the Cortivex releases page
On that page:
- choose the latest release
- download the Windows file
- save it to your Downloads folder
- if the file is in a .zip archive, extract it first
- if you see a .exe file, download and run this file
After you download the app:
- Open your Downloads folder
- Find the Cortivex file you downloaded
- If it is a .zip file, right-click it and select Extract All
- Open the extracted folder
- If Windows shows a security prompt, select More info, then Run anyway
- If the app is a .exe file, double-click it
- Wait for the app to open
If Cortivex starts in a window with setup steps, follow them in order.
When you open Cortivex for the first time:
- Read the start screen
- Choose your default pipeline template
- Connect your Claude Code setup if asked
- Pick a sample workflow
- Run the pipeline test
If the app asks for a folder for saved data, choose a location you can find later, like Documents or a new Cortivex folder.
Cortivex is built around pipelines. A pipeline is a set of steps that run in order.
Common things you can do:
- start a new agent pipeline
- choose a ready-to-run template
- assign one agent to each step
- let agents share results across the pipeline
- review the output after each stage
- fix a step if the pipeline stops
A simple flow looks like this:
- Pick a template
- Add agents to the steps
- Set the goal
- Run the pipeline
- Review the results
- Save the output for later use
Cortivex includes tools for:
- coordinated agent pipelines
- Claude Code integration
- self-learning workflows
- mesh-style coordination between agents
- Raft consensus for group decisions
- CRDT knowledge graphs for shared state
- pipeline debugging and step checks
- 15 production-grade skills
- reasoning protocols for task handling
- 20+ agent types
- 15 ready-to-run templates
- local-first operation with no extra infrastructure
Cortivex includes templates for common jobs such as:
- writing and review workflows
- research and summary pipelines
- code task pipelines
- planning and task breakdown
- content cleanup and refinement
- multi-agent decision flows
- debugging and recovery paths
Templates help you start fast. You can open one, adjust a few fields, and run it.
Cortivex supports many agent types. These may include:
- planner agents
- research agents
- writer agents
- reviewer agents
- debugger agents
- verifier agents
- coordinator agents
- memory agents
- task split agents
- recovery agents
Each type has a clear role. This keeps each step focused and easier to follow.
Cortivex uses a shared knowledge graph to store useful information across runs. This helps the app:
- remember past results
- reuse useful facts
- keep linked notes together
- support better decisions in later pipelines
If you run similar jobs often, this saves time and reduces repeat work.
If a pipeline fails, Cortivex helps you find the step that caused the issue.
You can:
- view the step list
- check agent output
- inspect shared state
- rerun one step
- compare old and new results
- save a failed run for review
This makes it easier to fix a pipeline without starting over.
If the app does not open:
- make sure you downloaded the Windows file
- check that the file finished downloading
- extract the zip file before opening it
- right-click the app and choose Run as administrator
- close and reopen the app
- restart your PC if Windows blocks the launch
If the app opens but runs slowly:
- close other large apps
- free up disk space
- use a wired connection if the app needs network access
- check that Windows is fully updated
To keep things simple, create a folder like this:
- Documents
- Cortivex
- Downloads
- Projects
- Exports
- Logs
- Cortivex
This helps you keep templates, output files, and run logs in one place.
No. Cortivex is set up for regular computer users. You can start with a template and follow the on-screen steps.
Yes. The main install path is for Windows users.
No. Cortivex is built for local use with zero infrastructure.
Yes. Cortivex is made to work with Claude Code in coordinated pipelines.
Open another template and run it. You can compare results and keep the one that fits your task.
When you install any app from the internet:
- use the official release page
- download the latest version
- keep your Windows security tools on
- save your files before you run new workflows
- Open the release page
- Download the Windows file
- Extract it if needed
- Run the app
- Pick a template
- Start your first pipeline