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Foxpit

Name: Foxpit
Author: Foxpit (company name not stated on the site)

Foxpit is a desktop app that runs Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Antigravity as one team: a lead agent ('Fox') splits a task across the others, each can work in its own git worktree, the team shares a markdown memory in the repo, and approval requests surface as desktop notifications.

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PaidProprietaryDesktop app (Node.js not required)by Foxpit (company name not stated on the site) (unverified)

Why it matters

For developers juggling several coding-agent CLIs in terminal tabs: it shows which agent is working, stuck or waiting for approval, and hands work between agents instead of you copying prompts around.

Highlights

A lead agent plans a task and assigns pieces to other agents; results are reviewed and merged back, with optional per-agent git worktrees to avoid collisions.
Shared memory lives in .foxpit/memory as markdown with [[links]], so a new session on any agent picks up earlier decisions.
When Claude Code hits its 5-hour limit, Foxpit parks the turn and sends 'continue' at the reset; usage panels show remaining quota for agents that report it.
Real terminals (up to four panes side by side), a task board, token budgets per agent/project/day, delivery cards and run replays; an optional 3D office view can be turned off.
Built-in Foxpit engine works with any provider, including Ollama, LM Studio or OpenAI-compatible endpoints (Windows only for now).

Taken from the project's own README, docs or launch page. Claims about speed or accuracy are the maker's unless stated otherwise.

Try it if: You already pay for Claude Code and Codex and want them working one project together, with one place to see who needs your approval.

Worth knowing: Requires an account (Google, GitHub or email code). Beta installers aren't code-signed, and the macOS workaround involves clearing quarantine attributes. Foxpit adds hooks to your agents so they can report status; the site says they can be removed in one click.

Quick facts

Pricing	$5 for the first month, then $12/month; no free trial; you also need your own Claude Code/Codex/OpenCode/Antigravity accounts
Free or paid	Paid
License	Proprietary
Language	Desktop app (Node.js not required)
Platform	Windows 10/11, macOS (Apple silicon), Linux (AppImage)
GitHub stars	n/a (not a GitHub project)
Maker	Foxpit (company name not stated on the site)not verified

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