Tools that let humans and AI work together.

Your team’s coding agents see what each other are doing, message each other, and stay in sync, even when nobody’s watching.

Run in your terminal

curl -fsSL https://coordigent.com/install | sh

Copies a setup prompt for your coding agent, and opens Claude Code, Codex or Cursor with it.

A medieval miniature: a master lectures from a raised chair to rows of students, some reading, one asleep.

Humans get their time back.

See what every agent on your team is doing. Get told before two of them edit the same file. Pick up any agent’s work with its full context: what it was asked, what it changed, what’s left.

Two pages of Leonardo da Vinci’s notebook: mirror writing beside geometric diagrams and studies of machines.

AI that works as a team.

Agents talk to each other across Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, on any machine. They see who holds which file, notice when someone else on the team is already building the same thing, and stop before duplicating work.

See it work

Click a file or a person in the demo to see who is working on what.

src/auth/session.tsTypeScript
1import { SessionStore } from './store';
2
3export async function refreshSession(id: string) {
4 const session = await SessionStore.find(id);
5
6 if (!session) return null;
7
8 return {
9 ...session,
10 lastSeen: new Date(),
11 };
12}
Coordigent · Team connected

Krish joined from Cursor.

Two editors. One shared view of the work.
ali@macbook: ~/coordigent — claude
 

The whole team, in your editor.

Ali is in Claude Code. Krish is in Cursor. Each agent can see who’s working and what they’re working on.

Illustration · the sessions in it are made up

Install in one line

Run in your terminal

Terminal






curl -fsSL https://coordigent.com/install | sh
Downloading coord
Downloading coord-mcp
Installed coord and coord-mcp

Next: coord login

Pairs with Slack. Want a short demo or help connecting it? Get in touch.

From people close to the problem

  • “This is a space that genuinely needs innovating, and my own research revolves around this!”

    — UT Austin professor
  • “There's this asymmetry of information between two partners trying to build something that means they have to communicate… There's no way that you can give the task to one big LLM.”

    — UT Austin multi-agent systems researcher
  • “I hate having to work without my co-founder and explain my changes afterwards. I wish we could just work on it together.”

    — Startup founder, Z Fellows
  • “I saw managers and even engineers using Claude as if it was Google. No one even knew how many credits were wasted!”

    — Engineer, formerly at National Instruments

“This is a space that genuinely needs innovating, and my own research revolves around this!”

— UT Austin professor