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Welcome to Codeg, an enterprise-grade multi-agent coding workspace. Codeg brings together leading local AI coding agents — Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, and Cline — into one unified interface you can access from any browser.

Quick Start

Get Codeg running in minutes and start your first AI coding session.

Installation

Install the desktop app, standalone server, or run via Docker.

Supported Agents

Learn how to configure and use each supported AI coding agent.

Chat Channels

Connect Telegram, Lark, or iLink to control agents from your chat app.

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What you can do with Codeg

Conversations

Browse and search all your local AI agent session history in one place.

Git Worktrees

Run multiple agents in parallel across isolated git worktrees.

Project Boot

Scaffold new projects visually with a live preview before creation.

MCP Management

Install and configure Model Context Protocol servers for your agents.

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How it works

1

Install Codeg

Download the desktop app, install the standalone server binary, or spin up Docker — whichever fits your workflow.
2

Open a project folder

Point Codeg at any directory on your machine. It auto-detects your installed AI agents and their local conversation history.
3

Launch an agent session

Connect to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, or any supported agent. Send prompts, respond to permission requests, and track progress in real time.
4

Stay connected anywhere

Enable web service mode to access your workspace from any browser, or set up a chat channel to control agents from Telegram, Lark, or iLink.
Codeg is local-first by default. Your conversation history, project files, and credentials stay on your machine. Network access only happens when you trigger remote operations like git push or chat channel connections.