Give your agents somewhere to work.
CodeFlows is a desktop workspace for coding agents. Run Claude, Codex, Grok, Gemini and Kimi side by side, with the terminals, git, files and browser they need — in tabs you already know how to use.
Also on Windows and Linux
Run five agents at once. Or five sessions of one.
Every agent gets a real terminal — the same TUI you'd get in your shell, with its own model, permission mode and account. No wrapper and no reimplementation: what the CLI prints is what you see.
Your own accounts
Each session picks its account, model, effort and permission mode. Switch mid-session without losing the thread.
Sessions survive
Close the window and come back. Sessions resume by id, with the scrollback and the context they had.
A live dot means live
The green dot on a tab is the process, not a guess. You can see which agents are still thinking from across the room.
New — Mobile Companion
Your desktop, in your pocket.
Open CodeFlows in your phone's browser, sign in with your +Ai account, and every machine you're running it on is there waiting. Pick one and you have the same workspace — the same projects, tabs and running sessions. Nothing runs on the phone: every keystroke travels over an encrypted relay to the desktop, which does the work and streams it back.
- Sign in with +Ai
- Encrypted relay
- No ports to open
Every desktop, one sign-in
The laptop at home, the workstation at the office — each one running CodeFlows shows up in the list. No codes to copy, nothing to set up on the phone.
The work stays on your machine
Your code, your keys and your agent sessions never leave the desktop. The phone is a window onto it.
Reply to an agent from anywhere
A session stops for a permission prompt while you're out. Answer it from the bus and the run carries on.
Review the diff where the change happened.
Changes, history, branches and stash live in a tab beside the agent that wrote the code. Read the hunk, stage it, write the message, commit — without switching apps or losing your place.
The fillet inherits the tab's corner radius so the curve lands on the panel edge.
Two panes. Drag the seam.
Put any two tabs side by side — an agent and the diff it's producing, a terminal and the browser previewing it. Grab the divider and give the room to whichever one needs it.
MCPs, skills and commands, installed in one click.
Browse the registry without leaving the app. Install to one project or everywhere, see what's already there, and hand over API keys once — CodeFlows keeps them and wires the server up for every agent that can use it.
MCPs
Model Context Protocol servers your agents can call.
Everything else is just a tab.
A shell, a browser to check the preview, a scratchpad, an HTTP client, a webhook inspector — whatever the work needs, opened beside the agent doing it. Press ⌘T and pick one.
Agents
Tools
Open a project. Start an agent.
Bring your own agent accounts. Nothing is proxied through us.