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Vocs Code — desktop

Every coding agent. One interface.

A single workspace for Claude, Codex, Cursor, Pi, DeepSeek, Gemini and any OpenAI-compatible model — with your files, worktrees, keys and history in one place.

Download Remote — in development
  • Claude
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • Pi
  • DeepSeek
  • Gemini
  • OpenAI-compatible

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Capabilities

What you get

  • One app, every agent

    Pick the harness per session — Claude, Codex, Cursor, Pi, DeepSeek, Gemini, or any OpenAI-compatible model — and keep the same workspace around it. Switch agents without switching tools.

  • Permissions that hold

    Ask, Accept edits, Plan, Auto or Full access, chosen per session and honoured by every harness the same way. Dangerous commands always ask first.

  • Threads, worktrees, diffs

    Sessions grouped by project with an isolated git worktree each. Review the diff, revert file by file, commit — or steer a running turn and queue the next message.

  • MCP where you want it

    Add a server globally, or in a repo's .mcp.json, and Claude, both Codex adapters, ACP agents and Pi pick it up. Test a server before you rely on it; secrets stay in your keychain.

  • Private by default

    API keys live in your OS keychain, encrypted at rest — nothing is proxied through us. Sessions resume after a restart, whichever agent you used.

Remote

In development

Your sessions, from any browser.

Pair a browser with your desktop over an end-to-end encrypted relay. Read sessions and transcripts, approve commands, keep a long run moving — from a laptop, a phone, anywhere. The desktop stays the host; keys never leave your machine.

Coming soon Read the plan
  • End-to-end encrypted — the relay routes ciphertext, it can never read your work
  • Pair with a QR code or an 8-character code, confirmed on the desktop
  • Revoke any device — or pause remote access entirely — in one click
  • Chat-first: prompts, transcripts and approvals wherever you are

Download

Latest release

Installers are unsigned for now: Windows may show SmartScreen (More info → Run anyway), and macOS needs a right-click → Open the first time. Everything — installers, source and release notes — lives in GitHub Releases ↗.