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The coding-agent plugin that bills 52% of a bare model across 20 live tasks. Terse persona + tool-output compressor + context diet.
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Hand off work between agents, track every quota, cross-review code, let any agent use your computer, run projects in one click and run agents on your own servers over SSH. Open source and free, for ma
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One workspace for your coding agents. Seamlessly hand off work between agents, let them review and fix each other’s code, track quotas, manage Git, and run projects—with computer use and remote control from your phone.
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dog.codes brings your coding agents, conversations, code changes, and project commands into one desktop app. Let one agent implement a feature, ask another to review it, then run the project and prepare a commit—all from the same workspace. When you step away from your desk, command it all from your phone.
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Connect the agents you already use. The 12 integrations below are implemented; available models, approvals, usage data, and recovery behavior vary by agent and installed version. Install and sign in to your chosen agent through its own tools first.
Switch the agent running the same conversation at any time; context is handed over automatically.
Track quotas, usage, reset times, and versions for all 12 supported coding agents in one place.
Ask a different agent to review the code that was just changed, catching bugs and design flaws, or to run a security or performance analysis.
Fork a new conversation from any turn and let another agent try a different idea, leaving the original untouched.
Git operations modeled closely on VS Code, so you manage the Diff in the sidebar the way you already do.
dog.codes analyzes how a project is run and debugged and turns those commands and scripts into clickable launch entries.
Frontend, backend, and docs in separate folders? Hand them all to the agent in a single conversation.
See the token usage, context occupancy, cache hits, and cache usage of every turn.
Keep your code and agents on your own servers. Connect over SSH and manage remote development from the same dog.codes workspace.
Give agents and CLIs that cannot operate your computer or verify their own work the same powerful computer-use capabilities as Codex.
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