eman134/eman-openagent

eman-openagent adds a right-click option to Windows Explorer that instantly launches whatever command-line AI coding agent you last used, right in the folder you clicked on. It supports many popular agents, including Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, Aider, Cursor Agent, DeepSeek, Amazon Q Developer, Qwen Code, Goose, and OpenCode. If more than one of these is installed on your computer, a second menu item called Choose Agent appears, opening a picker inside Windows Terminal where you can select which one to launch by clicking, using arrow keys, or typing its number. The tool automatically detects which agents you have installed by checking whether their commands are available on your system, so if you install a new agent later, it simply shows up the next time you use the menu, with no extra setup needed. Whichever agent you pick becomes the new default for the quick Open Agent option, so it always points to whatever you used most recently by default. Installation is done through a PowerShell script, either by cloning the repository and running an install script, or by running a one-line remote installer command that downloads and sets everything up automatically. The tool only modifies settings for your own Windows user account and does not require administrator rights. It requires Windows 10 or 11, Windows PowerShell, Windows Terminal, and at least one supported AI agent already installed and available on your system path. Beyond the default behavior, you can customize how the picker orders agents: by most recently used, by most frequently used, or fixed to always the same chosen agent regardless of your usage. These settings, along with the full list of supported agents and the commands used to detect and launch them, are stored in editable configuration files on your computer, so you can add support for agents not included by default.