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The following projects implement ACP directly, connect ACP agents to other environments, or support adjacent coding-agent workflows.

Editors and IDEs

CLI and TUI

Desktop and Web

Notebook and data tools

Mobile clients

These mobile-first tools bring ACP and related coding-agent workflows to phones and tablets:

Messaging

  • ACP Discord (Discord)
  • duckdb-claude-slack (Slack)
  • Juan (Slack)
  • OpenACP (Telegram, Discord, Slack) — self-hosted bridge for ACP agents; streams tool calls and responses in real time
  • Telegram ACP Bot (Telegram) — through the telegram-acp-bot connector
  • Telegram-ACP (Telegram) — Supports multi-thread chat and message streaming
  • ACP Router (Telegram) - an ACP client surface for driving ACP agents from Telegram, with rich diffs, approvals and many more.
  • WeChat ACP (WeChat)
  • Sniptail (Discord, Slack) - self-hosted chat bridge for running coding agents across your team’s repositories
  • Lark ACP (Lark/飞书)

Frameworks

These frameworks add ACP support through dedicated integrations or adapters:

Connectors

These connectors bridge ACP into other environments and transport layers:
  • ACP to AG-UI — bridges any ACP agent to web frontends via AG-UI events over SSE; works with CopilotKit, AG-UI HttpAgent, or custom UIs (Web)
  • AgentRQ — bridges stdio-based ACP agents to the AgentRQ - Human-in-the-loop task collaboration service using MCP server.
  • Aptove Bridge — bridges stdio-based ACP agents to the Aptove mobile client over WebSocket
  • ACP Remote - remote WebSocket transport for ACP agents and clients.
  • OpenClaw — through the openclaw acp bridge to an OpenClaw Gateway
  • stdio Bus – deterministic stdio-based kernel providing transport-level routing for ACP/MCP-style agent protocols.