Free and open source

Your coding agents.
One workspace.

Run sessions, review code changes, and use the browser alongside your agents. Keep the conversation and the work in the same window.

Download Cogpit Explore the workspace

macOS, Windows, and Linux. Uses the CLI login you already have.

Claude Code OpenAI Codex GitHub Copilot CLI
The workspace
Cogpit demo session beside a live checkout in the shared Browser panel

Your agent's conversation and live browser, side by side.

Actual Cogpit screenshots. Demo sessions and sample project data.

Less hunting.
More building.

The conversation is only part of the job. Keep the files, tools, browser, and next decision right beside it.

Follow the work as it happens

Watch live conversations and tool calls. Expand a command for its output or an edit for its diff.

Review what actually changed

Inspect changes by turn or review the session's combined diff. Open a file in the built-in editor.

Pick up where you left off

Find sessions by project, prompt, branch, or pull request. See what is running and what needs an answer.

Use the browser together

Watch the agent's browser, check a page, or take over a login. Shared and named browsers keep their logins.

Try another direction

Return to an earlier turn and take a different approach. History and file restoration follow each CLI's controls.

Branch & rewind

Follow the subagents, too

Inspect recorded agent activity, tasks, and results alongside the parent conversation, where the provider exposes them.

Explore subagents

Bring the agents
you already use.

Compare agent support

Claude Code

  • Start and resume sessions
  • Answer approvals and set goals
  • Inspect subagents as they run
  • Undo edits or share a live session with a guest

OpenAI Codex

  • Start and resume threads
  • Choose reasoning effort and steer active turns
  • Answer native approvals
  • Track goals with token budgets

GitHub Copilot CLI

  • Bring existing sessions into view
  • Start new chats and choose models
  • Fork and rewind natively
  • Restore files along with a rewind

Models and controls come from the CLI you installed. Switch agents without losing what each one can do.

The rest of the work
belongs here, too.

Connect GitHub, ClickUp, and Vercel. The task, the pull request, and the preview sit beside the session that produced them.

  1. Start with the task

    Find a ClickUp task by status or due date and add its requirements to your prompt.

  2. Follow the pull request

    Check reviews, changed files, and Actions runs. Jump back to the session linked to a PR.

  3. Check the actual result

    Find the Vercel preview, inspect build logs, and open the page in the shared Browser panel.

Set up integrations
A demo GitHub pull request with changed files, a review, and a linked Cogpit session
Pull request context, right beside the session that worked on it.

Local by default.
Reachable when you need it.

Run Cogpit as a desktop app or a local web app. Connect another machine when your work needs to travel.

Your history stays with you

Cogpit reads sessions from your local CLI directories. No Cogpit cloud account, no history upload. Your agents keep using their own model providers.

Answer from another device

Connect through your phone's browser or switch between registered machines. Remote access uses HTTPS and authentication.

Remote access & self-hosting

Bring your next session into Cogpit.

Sign in to Claude Code, Codex, or Copilot CLI as usual. Cogpit picks up your sessions from there.

Download the desktop app

Installers for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Free, with the full workspace included.

Get the latest release

Builds for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, Windows x64, and Linux as AppImage or pacman.

Windows builds are unsigned and have had less testing. SmartScreen may show an unknown-publisher prompt.

Open it in your browser

One command starts a local server and opens Cogpit in your browser.

bunx cogpit@latest

Requires Bun and Node.js 20.11 or newer. Press Ctrl+C to stop the server.

Launcher & self-hosting guide

Common questions.

Do I need another account or subscription?

No Cogpit account, API key, or paid plan. Install and sign in to Claude Code, Codex, or GitHub Copilot CLI, then open Cogpit. Your agent provider's subscription, charges, and usage limits still apply.

Where does my session history go?

Cogpit reads the CLI history on your machine. It does not upload that history to a Cogpit cloud service. Your agent CLI still talks to its model provider, and optional integrations or remote access use the services you configure.

Can I use more than one agent?

Yes. Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and GitHub Copilot CLI sessions live in the same workspace, grouped by project. Each session uses its selected CLI and the controls that CLI supports.

Does it work with VS Code Copilot Chat?

Cogpit supports GitHub Copilot CLI sessions. It does not import VS Code Copilot Chat history. Install and authenticate Copilot CLI before starting a Copilot session.

Can I connect from my phone?

Yes. Enable Network Access in the desktop app or run a headless Cogpit server, then connect through your phone's browser. Remote browser access requires HTTPS and authentication. The device switcher lets you move between registered machines.

Can I see usage and costs?

Cogpit shows available token usage, context, and account limits. Cost estimates use published model prices when the provider exposes enough data. They are estimates, not a billing statement.