codeg

Why we included this project

Anyone who runs more than one AI coding CLI knows the pain of digging through terminal histories to find what a previous session did. Codeg collects sessions from a dozen agents, including Claude Code and Codex, into one searchable workspace, so past work stays findable. Its most useful trick is delegation: type @, pick another agent, and Codeg starts it as its own session and streams the result back into your current thread, so Claude Code can draft while Codex reviews without you copy-pasting between terminals. It runs as a desktop app, a self-hosted server, or a Docker container, with mobile clients for checking in away from the desk. If your team standardizes on a single agent, this is less useful; if you run two or more, the unified view, live diffs, and shared git client are worth the setup.