Dexto is an open agent harness, officially positioned as "the operating system for agent work: a persistent home for your agents, context, and tools."
In terms of purpose, Dexto is aimed at developers who need to build and run AI agents, providing a persistent runtime environment that hosts agents, context, and tools, and ships with a production-ready coding agent.
In terms of main capabilities, Dexto natively supports an MCP (Model Context Protocol) client and can connect to MCP servers, thereby using the tools, resources, and prompts they provide; at the same time, Dexto itself also provides an MCP toolkit, and the materials explicitly list four categories of tools: filesystem, process, task, and plan.
In terms of usage, the materials do not provide specific installation commands, configuration steps, or code examples, so these are not available for now.
In terms of applicable scenarios, combined with its built-in coding agent and toolkits such as filesystem, process, task, and plan, it can be inferred to be suitable for agent development and runtime scenarios centered on coding and task execution; however, the materials do not give more specific scenario descriptions.
In terms of limitations, the materials do not explain the pricing model, price, supported platforms, model requirements, or usage restrictions, so these are not available for now.
