Codeg

Codeg is an open source AI coding workspace for developers who want Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and other agents working together on their own computer or server. It runs as a desktop app, a standalone server or a Docker container and uses the Apache 2.0 license.

A main agent can delegate parts of a task to agents of different types, each with its own session. Codeg brings their conversations into a searchable history and streams delegated work into the parent thread. It also supports custom ACP-compatible agents and records their conversations even when they don't keep their own history.

For unattended coding, a task board gives each job a separate Git worktree and branch. Tasks can run in parallel or on a schedule, then wait for review before merging. The workspace includes an editor, live diffs, Git controls and an embedded terminal. Split panes let you follow several sessions at once, with layouts and drafts preserved between visits.

Reusable automations can run on demand or on a schedule. Beyond coding, agents can create and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint files with live previews, or use bundled scientific research skills. Telegram, Lark (Feishu) and iLink (Weixin) provide chat access to tasks and approvals.

Parsing, storage and project operations happen locally by default; network access occurs through user-triggered actions. Native iOS and Android clients connect to your Codeg instance to follow live output, handle approvals and browse projects while agents continue running on your machine.