> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.diffblue.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Overview > What Diffblue Agents does and how it works **Looking for Diffblue Cover?** Documentation has moved to [cover-docs.diffblue.com](https://cover-docs.diffblue.com). ## What Diffblue Agents does Diffblue Agents orchestrates workflows through your existing AI coding agent platform. You bring your own [supported AI coding agent platform](/system-requirements#supported-ai-coding-agent-platforms), and Agents handles scoping, verification, execution, and rollback — autonomously, across entire projects. Each workflow handles a specific software engineering task from start to finish. Agents delegates code generation to your agent platform and manages everything else: breaking work into partitions, validating results, rolling back failures, and committing verified output. The current release includes the **[Diffblue Testing Agent](/workflows/regression-unit-tests)** — autonomous regression unit test generation for Java and Python projects. ## How it works Diffblue Agents runs locally on your machine. It consists of two components: * **Diffblue Agents Server** — a local server that orchestrates workflows and manages licensing. * **Diffblue Agents CLI** — a command-line interface that submits workflow requests and displays progress. When you run a workflow, Diffblue Agents analyzes your project, breaks the work into partitions, and processes each partition independently. All execution happens in temporary git worktrees. Results are validated automatically — only verified output is committed to your current branch. Anything that fails validation is rolled back. ## Next steps * Check the [system requirements](/system-requirements) for your environment. * [Install Diffblue Agents](/installation) and run through the [quickstart](/quickstart).