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The attention layer for coding agents.
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coSlash brings your coding-agent sessions into one board. See which agents need you, catch up on what changed, and resume work with context.
coSlash Local is free and open source under the MIT license. coSlash Hub is an optional commercial, proprietary service with free and paid plans.
Supported agents: Claude Code, Codex / ChatGPT, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, and Grok Build.
Early preview: macOS, Linux (amd64 and arm64), and Windows 11 amd64. Agent capabilities vary by platform. See the support table for desktop, CLI, and SSH support, including resume limitations.
Local use needs no Hub account, Go, or Node installation.
macOS / Linux
curl -fsSL https://coslash.io/install.sh | bash
Windows
irm https://coslash.io/install.ps1 | iex
After installation, run the startup command the installer prints. coSlash opens its local UI in your browser. See the installation guide for Homebrew, headless servers, and updates.
For a Linux server, choose A server over SSH instead. Run its setup command in your own SSH session. Hub never receives your SSH credentials.
coSlash needs at least one session from a supported agent.
If no sessions appear, take one turn in an agent inside a repository.
Then run the checks again, or use coslash doctor for diagnostics.
See troubleshooting for setup errors.
Local collection needs no Hub account and uses no telemetry. coSlash reads transcripts without changing them. Pairing a device enables automatic personal sync under Hub policy. Eligible session data can upload without another preview. Pause sync in Settings → Sync. Workspace sharing and remote MCP access require separate authorization.
AI synthesis is off by default. If you enable it, coSlash sends derived session facts through your chosen agent CLI and its account. Paid models can incur charges. See data and privacy for what leaves your machine, local storage, and removal controls.
Bug reports are welcome through Issues. Redact transcripts, prompts, and private paths before posting. Unsolicited pull requests are not accepted. See Contributing for the project policy.