Your accounts and models
Keep using the providers you know. Choose a model for each session, leader, or worker, and switch when the task calls for it.
CODEX · CLAUDE CODE · KIROBring Codex, Claude Code, and Kiro together.
Run agents in parallel,
then review their changes in one place.
Your accounts. Your models. Your local projects.
THREE PROVIDERS. ONE PROJECT.
Choose a provider for each task.
Interactive workflow preview · sample project and usageChoose a tab to explore.
01 / THE WORKSPACE
Manage provider sessions, parallel tasks, and code review
without switching between terminal windows.
Keep using the providers you know. Choose a model for each session, leader, or worker, and switch when the task calls for it.
CODEX · CLAUDE CODE · KIROGive your team a goal, break it into scoped tasks, and let agents work in isolated Git worktrees. Review the changes before they land.
PLAN → DELEGATE → REVIEWRun your tools in integrated terminals, keep project context close, and move between conversations and changes without losing your place.
LOCAL FILES · NATIVE TERMINALS02 / PARALLEL AGENTS
A team leader keeps the plan in view. Workers tackle focused tasks on separate branches. You stay in control of what gets merged.
agent/interfaceScoped taskagent/apiScoped taskagent/testsScoped taskAn example team workflow. Your project stays the source of truth.
Illustrative balances. Availability and limits depend on your provider.
03 / PROVIDER USAGE
Keep an eye on provider usage without leaving your project. See supported session limits, weekly allocations, and Kiro credit balances together.
Refresh when you need to. Hide what you don't. Your existing provider accounts stay in charge of billing and model access.
A few things to know04 / GETTING STARTED
Open a local folder. Your sessions, tasks, and project memory stay with it.
Use an installed provider, select a model, and give your agents a clear goal.
Follow the work, inspect the diff, and approve the changes you want to keep.
05 / QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Accounts, code access, and installation.
Getting startedYes. Atcode works with your installed Codex, Claude Code, and Kiro CLIs and their existing sign-ins. Install and authenticate at least one provider before starting an agent. Model access, usage limits, and charges are determined by your provider and plan.
No. Start with the provider you already use. You can choose different providers and models for sessions, team leaders, and workers, or leave the model set to CLI default.
Projects, saved sessions, tasks, and settings stay on your machine. When you run an agent, the selected provider's CLI processes the relevant prompts and project context according to its own policies. Local storage does not mean that AI requests run offline.
Workers use separate Git worktrees with scoped tasks. You can review their committed changes and approve merges. Isolated workers require a Git repository with at least one commit. Optional project YOLO mode enables automatic worker starts and reviewed merges.
The current release is available for Windows x64 as a setup executable or MSI installer. macOS and Linux installers are not currently published. Future Windows updates can be downloaded and installed from inside Atcode.
Provider usage is billed to your own account. Atcode does not include, pool, or transfer credits between providers. Usage meters help you see the limits and credit balances reported by your connected accounts.
ATCODE FOR WINDOWS
Install Atcode, connect a provider, and open a local folder.