Cogpit

Cogpit

Your coding agents, in one workspace.

  An open-source GUI for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and GitHub Copilot CLI.
  Run sessions, review code changes, and use the browser alongside your agents.

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The current Cogpit interface, captured at 3600 × 2240. All screenshots use demo sessions and sample project data.

Cogpit gives your AI coding agents a shared workspace on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Start a session with your preferred CLI, follow its work, and keep the conversation beside the files it changes. Switch between projects without losing the thread.

It runs on your machine and uses your existing CLI logins. Cogpit is free, MIT-licensed, and available as a desktop app or a local web app.

Keep the work in view

- Follow live conversations, tool calls, and recorded subagent activity. Expand a command to see its output or an edit to see its diff.
- Resume existing Claude Code, Codex, and Copilot CLI sessions. Find them by project, prompt, branch, or pull request. A live session list shows what is running and what needs your attention.
- Review every file an agent touched. Open files in the built-in editor, inspect changes by turn, or compare the session's combined diff.
- Open the Browser panel to watch and interact with the browser your agent is using. Take over a login or check a page together, then let the agent continue. The shared default browser and named browser sessions keep their logins between runs.
- Keep terminals, project scripts, and GitHub pull requests beside the chat. GitHub, ClickUp, Vercel, and Cloudflare panels bring their status into the workspace.
- Inspect token usage and available account limits. See published-price cost estimates when the provider exposes enough data.
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