All your coding agents, synced everywhere, free forever
Summary
A free and open-source synced app that aggregates multiple coding agent subscriptions across web, desktop, terminal, and mobile, allowing seamless conversation continuation across devices.
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What if your local coding agent could message agents running on machines across the world — with no platform in the middle?
The author is building an experimental connector that lets local coding agents like Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor get persistent identities and communicate with remote agents across machines without a central platform, with future plans for software sharing.
Introducing the Codex app
OpenAI introduces the Codex app for macOS (with Windows support added March 2026), a desktop interface for managing multiple coding agents in parallel, supervising long-running tasks, and collaborating on software development. The app features project-based threading, worktree support for conflict-free multi-agent work, skill extensions, and is available to ChatGPT Free/Go users with doubled rate limits on paid plans.
One App to Rule Them All --- Claude Code + Codex + Cursor subscription's in a single agent agnostic electron app -- Any model can use agent spawn to max your subscription usage. Model agnostic tools / memory / everything.
A new Electron app consolidates subscriptions for Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor into a single agent-agnostic interface, allowing any model to use agent spawn and maximize subscription usage.
@geekbb: An open-source AI agent meta-orchestration framework that provides a unified orchestration layer for multiple agents including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Hermes, and Pi. Users can seamlessly switch sessions across devices (terminal, browser, mobile, desktop app) to enable multi-agent...
Omnigent is an open-source meta-orchestration framework that provides a unified orchestration layer over multiple AI agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. It enables seamless cross-device session switching, multi-agent collaboration, policy enforcement, and cloud sandbox execution.
Open-source memory for coding agents, synced over SSH
deja-vu is a zero-dependency binary that indexes agent conversation histories from Claude Code, Codex, and opencode into a searchable memory layer, supporting search, recall via MCP, auto-recall, redaction, stats, sharing, and syncing over SSH.