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Agent workspace · Verdent AI, Inc.

Verdent

Closed-source desktop app and IDE extension where an agent splits a goal into tasks, runs parallel workers in git worktrees and reports back; sold by monthly credit plans with a short free trial.

Reviewed by the Termdex team · facts checked 2026-10-28 against 9 vendor sources · how we check

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Screenshot of the Verdent AI agent workspace interface
A screenshot of Verdent from its official site. Image: Verdent AI, Inc. (official site).

Verdent review

Verdent is a commercial desktop app and IDE extension where an agent breaks a goal into tasks and runs parallel workers in isolated git worktrees. We read the vendor's site and pricing page in October 2026. We did not run an independent test.

Who it is for

Developers who want a paid, closed-source agent manager on macOS or Windows and are comfortable with credit-based pricing.

What stands out

The docs describe workers that run in parallel with progress on a board, each in its own workspace built on git worktrees. Git 2.20 or later is recommended. MCP servers can be set up globally in a file under the home folder or per project.

Bring-your-own-key is documented for Anthropic, OpenAI and OpenRouter keys. The docs do not restrict it by plan. Smart Suggestions and automatic compression do not work with BYOK keys.

The download page offers version 2.17.3 for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows x64. VS Code and JetBrains versions exist, and credits work across the desktop app and VS Code. The changelog shows v2.17.0 on 14 October 2026.

Where it falls short

Price

There is no standing free plan on the pricing page. A free trial includes 100 credits; the site's code mentions 7 days. Paid plans are billed monthly: Lite $5, Starter $19 (160 credits plus bonus), Pro $59 (500 credits plus bonus) and Max $179 (1,500 credits plus bonus). Teams is $20 per user per month, and Enterprise is custom. Top-ups run from 340 credits for $20 to 3,400 for $200. Seen 28 October 2026.

Verdict

Choose it if you want a polished commercial agent manager with worktree isolation and are fine paying for credits. Look elsewhere if you need open source, Linux, a permanent free tier or a phone app.

Facts: platforms, price and licence

platforms
macOSWindowsDesktop app 2.17.3 per verdent.ai/download: macOS Apple Silicon and Intel (macOS 11 or later), Windows x64 (10 and 11). Docs state Linux is not currently supported. Also ships as Verdent for VS Code and Verdent for JetBrains. No web app found; the homepage mentions Slack and Telegram as ways to message it. Git 2.20+ recommended for worktrees.
price
SubscriptionNo standing free plan on the pricing page. A free trial includes 100 credits (pricing FAQ; site code strings say 7 days); the homepage calls it a limited-time free trial. Paid, monthly billing (yearly prices not listed): Lite $5/month (Eco Mode light usage, top-ups for credits), Starter $19/month (+160 credits, 480 Prime credits incl. bonus), Pro $59/month (+500, 1,500 Prime credits), Max $179/month (+1,500, 4,500 Prime credits). Teams $20 per user per month with 480 credits per user. Enterprise custom. Top-ups 340 credits for $20 up to 3,400 for $200. Seen 2026-10-28 on verdent.ai/pricing.
source
ProprietaryLicence: proprietary

Verdent features

✓ documented · – absent or not in its feature list · ? not verified

Verdent strengths

  • Parallel workers with git-worktree workspace isolation, shown on a Kanban-style board
  • MCP servers can be configured globally or per project, and BYOK accepts Anthropic, OpenAI and OpenRouter keys
  • Desktop builds for macOS (both chips) and Windows, plus VS Code and JetBrains extensions sharing the same credits
  • Top-up credits are priced at provider cost with no markup, and top-up credits do not expire, per the pricing page

Verdent weak points

  • Proprietary; no public source repository
  • No permanent free plan seen: only a trial with 100 credits, then a paid plan from $5/month
  • Credit-based pricing with a promotional 50% bonus and 'Promo' limits that the page says may change; yearly prices not listed
  • No Linux build (docs say unsupported) and no phone app found; Slack and Telegram are the only remote routes mentioned
  • BYOK does not cover Smart Suggestions or automatic compression

Who Verdent is for

best for
Developers who want a commercial desktop app that plans a goal and runs parallel agents in worktrees, and are fine paying monthly credits.
look elsewhere if
Anyone who needs open-source code, a Linux build, a permanently free tier or a native mobile app.

Lists that include Verdent

Sources and what we could not verify

Checked 2026-10-28. Prices and features change; the vendor's page is the authority.

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