Codeg

Codeg (Code Generation) is a multi-agent coding workspace: run every AI coding agent in one place — and let them work together.

It aggregates your sessions from every supported agent CLI into one searchable workspace, lets a main agent delegate to sub-agents of other types within a single task, and runs as a desktop app, a standalone server, or a Docker container — with native iOS and Android clients for when you're away from your desk.

📖 Documentation

Full documentation lives at docs.codeg.app — Getting Started · Guide · Reference

💖 Sponsors

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🤖 Supported Agents

Claude Code · Codex · Gemini · OpenClaw · OpenCode · Cline · Hermes · CodeBuddy · Kimi Code · Pi · Grok · Cursor

Codeg installs, pins, and updates most of them for you. See Supported Agents for the full roster, each agent's runtime requirements, and where it keeps its sessions on disk.

🤝 Multi-Agent Collaboration

Multi-agent collaboration, reduced to a single keystroke: type @, pick an agent, hit send. Codeg handles the scheduling — it launches each mentioned agent as its own session, hands over the task, and streams the work back into the thread you're already in. Mention two and they run side by side: Claude Code drafting while Codex reviews. No context switching, no copy-pasting between terminals.

📄 Office Documents

Ask for a deck, a report, or a workbook and the agent builds a real .pptx / .docx / .xlsx — while the pane on the right renders it live. Every edit lands in the preview on its own: slides fill in, tables take shape, numbers land in cells. Don't like slide 4? Say so in the next message — the agent edits the same file in place and the preview catches up. No export step, no external Office app, no leaving Codeg.

💻 Workspace

One workspace, every agent. Whichever one is driving — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor — it works in the same editor, the same live diffs, the same git client, and what it produces is real files in your repo, changing while you watch.

Sessions. Pull in the history you already have: past sessions from every installed agent, imported in one click and resumable where you left them. Once they're in, they stop being separate silos — @-mention an old session and the agent you're talking to can read it, even when a different agent wrote it, so today's Codex run picks up where last week's Claude Code session ended.

Files. The agent's edits show up as diffs beside the conversation as they land. Open any file in a real editor with syntax highlighting, send a file — or just a selection — straight to the agent with ⌘L, and preview Markdown, HTML, images, and Office documents in the same pane.

Git. A full client, not a status readout: commit and push, browse history with per-commit push state, and branch, merge, rebase, stash, reset, or diff against another branch. Conflicts open a three-pane merge editor where you accept hunk by hunk or type the fix yourself. And worktrees make parallel work one action — a new branch, its own directory, and a fresh conversation rooted in it, so a fleet of agents build different features at once without touching each other's files.

📱 iPhone, iPad & Android

Step away from your desk, not your work. The native iOS and Android clients connect to the Codeg you already run — the Web Service of your desktop app, or your own codeg-server — and from there you start sessions, watch replies and tool calls stream in, answer permission prompts, and browse projects and branches. Nothing moves onto the phone: your files, agent CLIs, and conversations stay on the machine running Codeg, and the access token sits in iOS Keychain or Android Keystore. Both clients are open source (iOS, Android) and currently in testing; pairing takes three steps, covered in Mobile apps.

✨ Highlights

• Conversation Aggregation — import sessions from every supported agent into one unified, searchable workspace, and pick any of them up where you left off
• Multi-Agent Collaboration — @-mention any agent to delegate: sub-agents of different types run as their own sessions, in parallel, inside a single task
• The Workspace — the full engineering loop next to the agent: file tre