Features

Everything CodeGrid does.

An army of coding agents on a canvas per project — with Git, files, preview, and notes all in one native, local-first macOS app. Free and open source; Pro is optional.

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Agents

Run the agents you already use — the real CLIs, in real PTYs.

Supported agents→

Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok, Cursor, Venice, and your shell — side by side, no wrappers.

Agent Bus→

Let one agent message and read another's pane, so they can hand off and review work.

Skills→

Drop-in SKILL.md packages that teach your agents how to operate CodeGrid.

The workspace

A canvas-first home for dense, multi-agent work.

The canvas→

Infinite 2D space with layout presets, pane numbers, maximize, swap, a dock, and live activity indicators.

Command palette & shortcuts→

⌘K to reach any action, plus a full set of keyboard shortcuts.

Live preview→

An in-app browser pane for your dev server, with localhost auto-detection.

Notes→

Markdown scratchpads pinned to the canvas — and to specific panes.

Code & Git

Keep the whole loop on one canvas.

Git & GitHub→

A full Git UI in the sidebar — commit, branch, diff, plus repo browsing, cloning, and worktree isolation.

Files & editor→

File tree with Git status, code editor, diff viewer, project search, and a dependency graph.

MCP→

Manage Model Context Protocol servers per agent, with one-click presets.

CodeGrid Pro

Powered by staking $GRID — a subscription you don't pay for.

Pro overview→

What Pro unlocks and how staking $GRID turns it on, with your principal always kept.

AI code review→

Review changes for correctness, security, and UX before you push.

Coding analytics→

A local, uncapped dashboard of your agent usage — nothing leaves your machine.

Native & trustworthy

Local-first, signed, and verifiable.

Notifications→

Native alerts, a dock badge, and a menu-bar status for agents that finish, error, or need you.

Updates & signing→

Code-signed and notarized, with a built-in updater.

Security→

No account, no telemetry, no servers — everything we claim is in the code.

Source on GitHub↗

MIT-licensed. Audit anything you like.