Agentero
Build your library with your Agent
An agent-native literature manager for researchers. Bring your own Agent, keep papers and notes in a local Vault, and migrate from Zotero without giving up the import and BibTeX workflow you already know.
Why divide by √d_k here?
How can I help you today?
AI PDF chat ends when the chat ends.
Research context shouldn't.
Research is a loop.
Your Agent should be part of it.
Discover research
Plaza, RSS and Cool Papers bring new papers to you. Add them to your library in one click.
Read deeply
Open a PDF. Figures, tables and equations are recognized automatically and become explorable structure.
Understand with your Agent
Select an equation or a paragraph. Your Agent unfolds in the sidebar and answers with the paper's context.
Turn reading into knowledge
Answers settle into NOTES as [[wikilinks]], and related papers surface on their own.
# Contrastive objectives
#paper #representation
The regularizer connects to [[contrastive learning]] — it lower-bounds mutual information.
See also [[SimCLR]], [[MoCo v3]].
Reuse your research
The graph keeps growing. Your Agent works across papers, and BibTeX / BibLaTeX export is always one click away.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- OpenCode
- Qoder CLI
- Gemini CLI
- OpenClaw
- Hermes
- GrokBuild
- Pi
- DeepSeek
- Kimi Code
Bring Your Own Agent
Connect local agents over the ACP protocol — never locked to a model. Context stays local.
AgenteroACPClaude CodeKeep your Zotero muscle memory.
- Import your existing Zotero library in one step
- Tags, notes and attachments come along intact
- Keep the browser connector and magic-import workflow you already know
- Export BibTeX / BibLaTeX whenever you need it
A complete research toolbox
Frequently asked questions
- Is Agentero a Zotero replacement?
- Agentero does not ask you to abandon Zotero's bibliographic workflow. Import your library, keep the browser connector and magic import, and export BibTeX or BibLaTeX whenever you write. What it adds is a local Vault, deep PDF reading, and your own Agent inside the same research context.
- Does my research leave the machine?
- Not by default. Papers, PDFs, notes, and relationships stay in the local Vault you choose. Only features you turn on contact third parties — DOI lookups, a translation API you configure, or an Agent already installed and signed in on your machine.
- Which Agents can I connect?
- Connect local Agents over ACP, including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and others you already run. Agentero is not locked to one model or cloud vendor. Context stays local.
- Which platforms are supported, and what does it cost?
- Desktop apps cover macOS, Windows, and Linux, plus a CLI. The project is MIT-licensed. Installers are on this site and GitHub Releases.
Join the Agentero community
Connect with other users, share workflows, and discuss what you are building with Agentero.
Download Agentero
Latest version
Or install via Homebrew
$ brew tap poco-ai/agentero$ brew install --cask agentero$ brew tap poco-ai/agentero$ brew install agentero