@bkdgiffug: If you often mix Claude Code + Codex together, you should understand that pain of frantically copying context. Recently…
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介绍开源项目 Paseo（18,000+ stars），它将 Claude Code、Codex、Copilot、OpenCode 和 Pi 等 AI 编程代理整合到一个统一工作台，支持本地并行运行、代理间上下文接力、协同排错，并可在桌面、移动端、网页和 CLI 使用。
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If you often mix Claude Code + Codex together, you should understand that pain of frantically copying context.
Recently came across an open-source project with over 18,000 stars: Paseo.
It puts Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, and Pi into a single workbench, and it can even run them in parallel on your local machine.
A few particularly practical features:
① Once one Agent finishes, another can pick right up where it left off ② Call in another Agent anytime for a “second opinion” ③ Have two Agents troubleshoot the same issue separately, then cross-reference to pinpoint the cause Before, you had to play messenger between Agents; now they can collaborate on their own. Works on desktop, mobile, web, and CLI, and it doesn’t require login or collect usage data. 🔗
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