OpenRig

OpenRig is a self-hosted coordinator for coding agent teams that keep their responsibilities and context across projects lasting weeks or months. It's for developers who want Claude Code, Codex and Pi to work together, with a lead agent handling requests and feedback while specialists carry out assigned work.

The lead can delegate work, follow progress and bring back results or decisions that need your attention. Specialists can ask teammates about earlier decisions without turning every question into a task. Tracked assignments retain a named owner and progress for later follow-up, and agents can use temporary subagents for smaller jobs.

A terminal interface shows the team's organization, current work and requests for attention in one place. Each agent also has its own terminal session that you can inspect or work in directly. OpenRig can adopt existing Claude Code and Codex sessions, save and restore team arrangements, and add or remove agents while a team is running.

The coordination system runs on your own macOS or Linux machine or infrastructure. It's open source under Apache 2.0 and uses a local daemon, CLI, terminal UI and MCP server built around tmux. Its MCP tools let agents communicate and manage the team themselves. Native Windows isn't supported.

Self-hosting covers the coordination layer; the selected providers still handle model usage, and their usage costs apply. The Codex starter requires a Codex login.