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opcode provides a desktop command center for Claude Code, combining project and session management with custom or background agents, usage tracking, MCP server controls, checkpoints, and CLAUDE.md editing. On first launch it detects the existing ~/.claude directory, so users can keep their native Claude Code configuration while working visually. The Claude Code CLI must still be installed and available on the system.

Paseo runs a local daemon that manages Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, and Pi agents, then exposes them through desktop, mobile, web, and command-line clients. You can run agents in parallel on your own machines and pair a phone by QR code or use the headless server path. At least one supported agent CLI must already be installed and authenticated.

OpenChamber is a visual interface for OpenCode that presents chats, diffs, files, terminals, tool progress, and Git or GitHub workflows across desktop, browser, PWA, and VS Code surfaces. It can run multiple agents in isolated worktrees, continue sessions from another device, and connect through tunnels or SSH to remote instances. The desktop package bundles a matching OpenCode CLI, while the web, CLI, and VS Code editions depend on an existing OpenCode installation.

Codeg brings sessions from Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and other coding agents into one workspace. A primary agent can delegate parts of a task to independently running sub-agents, while built-in Git worktree flows support parallel development. The workspace also includes project scaffolding and live Office document editing. It can run as a desktop application, a standalone server, or a Docker deployment, but the underlying agents and their local credentials or configuration are still required.