Zhipu's open-source workbench for running AI agents on a codebase
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If you switch between coding agents, it keeps every project and session in one searchable place with the same permission controls.
CodeInk is a free, GPLv3 desktop workspace for coding agents on macOS, Windows and Linux, forked from OpenCode. It drives agent CLIs you already have installed, more than 26 of them including Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI and Goose, and groups sessions by project with search and filters. Per-chat model and reasoning choices, approval modes from plan-only to full access, and collapsible work summaries. No account; sessions stay local. Made by Erzen Krasniqi.
Zhipu's open-source workbench for running AI agents on a codebase
A Mac notch showing how much of each AI coding tool's usage limit is left
A Rust terminal coding agent that defaults to models on your own machine
A terminal coding agent that writes one program instead of many tool calls
A local message bus that lets your coding agents review each other's work
Desktop workspace for running and supervising a dozen coding agents at once