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About CodeInk
CodeInk provides a desktop workspace for coding agents such as Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Pi, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Goose, and 18 others. It functions as a unified window where users can interact with their existing agent CLIs without creating a new account. Sessions are stored locally, and the tool does not collect CLI credentials. Users can control agent actions by reviewing each step before execution or enabling a fast mode when supported. The interface groups chats by project in a sidebar with search and filters, and allows users to manage skills and plugins for each agent. Session and weekly usage limits for agents like Codex and Claude Code are displayed with reset times. The application is free, open source, and available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Key features
- Desktop workspace for coding agents
- Local session storage
- Project-based chat grouping
- Agent skill and plugin management
- Usage limit tracking per agent
- Search and filter in sidebar
- Controlled execution with review options
- Dark and light mode support
Use cases
- Managing multiple coding agents in one window
- Reviewing agent actions before execution
- Organizing coding sessions by project
Pros
- Unified interface for multiple coding agents
- No new account required
- Local session storage without credential collection
- Project-based chat organization with search and filters
- Supports 20+ coding agents
Cons
- Requires installation of agents separately
- No built-in agent models—relies on user-installed agents
- Limited to desktop platforms (macOS, Windows, Linux)
Frequently asked questions about CodeInk
What is CodeInk and what does it do?
CodeInk is a desktop workspace designed to centralize interactions with coding agents such as Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and others. It provides a unified window where users can manage their existing agent CLIs without creating a new account.
Who should use CodeInk?
CodeInk is suitable for developers who already use coding agents and want a streamlined, local workspace to interact with them. It is ideal for those who prefer to keep their agent accounts and credentials separate from the tool.
How does CodeInk handle agent credentials and data?
CodeInk stores sessions locally and does not collect CLI credentials. Each agent retains its own sign-in and plan, and users can control agent actions by reviewing steps before execution or enabling fast mode when supported.
Is CodeInk free to use?
Yes, CodeInk is free and open source, available for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It does not require a new account and functions as an independent fork of OpenCode.
Can I use CodeInk with any coding agent?
CodeInk supports a wide range of coding agents, including Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Pi, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Goose, and 18 others. Users can choose from the models and reasoning levels each agent reports.
How do I get started with CodeInk?
To get started, install the agent you want to use via its own installer, sign in with the agent’s CLI, and then open CodeInk to select the agent and model. Sessions are grouped by project in a sidebar with search and filters.
