Run a team of AI CLIs
like one engineer.
Voxa Run coordinates Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and OpenCode inside a single macOS app — with file locks, git worktrees, and squash merges so they never step on each other.
An IDE, many terminals, and a run.
Voxa Run is two tools in one. A native macOS editor with file tree, diffs, and a multiplexed terminal — and the orchestrator that drives a team of AI CLIs across it. Open a project, spin up shells, fan out work. One window, no context switches.
One agent forgets.
Two agents collide.
A team needs a coordinator.
How Voxa Run works.
Five agents, one squad.
Assign roles — coordinator, builder, reviewer — and watch them branch, build, and merge in parallel. Status pills update as locks acquire and worktrees close.
The seven views.
One workspace, seven lenses on the same run. Switch with ⌘ 1 … 7.
One PR, end‑to‑end.
A real run, replayed. Scroll to advance time.
Three primitives. Nothing magic.
Voxa Run is a coordinator over tools you already trust. The safety story is git, the lockfile, and a clean merge — not a black box.
“I stopped tab-switching between four terminals on Tuesday. By Friday I’d shipped a refactor that would’ve taken the whole sprint. Voxa Run doesn’t feel like AI — it feels like staff.”
Step away. They keep shipping.
Your agents don’t pause when you do. Watch the run from your phone and approve a squash-merge between subway stops — the work continues on the machine you left at home.
- → Live squad. Every agent’s progress, streamed over E2E-encrypted tunnel.
- → Approve from your pocket. Push notifications when something’s ready to ship.
- → Type a plan. One line dispatches the run while you’re on the bus.
Two tiers. No upsell.
- Up to 5 agents per run
- Local file locks & worktrees
- All seven views
- Full run history (local)
- macOS only · 14 MB
- Everything in Free
- Synced squads across the team
- Cloud run history & replay
- Shared lock policy & review rules
- SSO · audit log · invoicing