Agentic coding.
Made for developers.

Orchestrate dozens of coding agents from one window. Every task keeps its worktree, terminals, browser tabs, and files, and the code is a glance away when it's yours to own.

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Loxel with a task's nested subtasks in the sidebar, Claude Code and Codex in terminals beside the code, and the task's tests below

Worktrees

Every task keeps its own layout

Each worktree remembers its panels, tabs, splits, and terminals. Jump from a task where agents are coding to one where you're reviewing, and the whole window rearranges itself.

Agents nest subtasks under the task that started them
A dot on the task when its agent pings you
Control+Option+[[ to go back, Control+Option+11–99 to jump

The same window switched to a review task: the branch's changes, a split diff, and review comments

Agents

Your agents, in real terminals

Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or whatever you run, exactly as it is. Run as many as the work needs, side by side or one per task, and they keep going while you're somewhere else.

Any terminal agent, on your own subscription
The loxel CLI lets them open files, pages, and more agents

Claude Code and Codex side by side in one task, with the site's dev server running below

Browser

The PR and the app, right in the task

Browser tabs live in the task they belong to: the pull request under review, the app on localhost, the docs you were reading. DevTools included, logins kept.

A pull request on GitHub in a browser tab, next to the diagram it changes

Git

See what's landing

One commit graph for every branch, with each worktree's uncommitted work right on it. Split diffs for what's in flight, and review comments that follow the code through the agent's next rewrite.

The Changes panel with a split diff above a commit graph of every branch

Editor

A glance at the code beats asking

Jump to a definition, find references, open the file the agent just touched. Language servers for TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java, and more, with their own set for each worktree.

The file explorer and a TypeScript file in the editor, with a function's signature and docs on hover

Markdown

Plans and notes next to the code

Read the plan the agent wrote, sketch the next one, keep drafts with the task until they're worth committing. Markdown with live preview, and Excalidraw for the diagrams.