22 agent CLIs,one canvas
NeuroSquad runs the coding agents you already use — the real CLIs, signed in with your own accounts — side by side on one canvas. Each one knows when it’s done, gets tools by arrow and picks up where it left off.
Pick your agents
Mix them on one canvas: a Claude Code lead, a Codex reviewer, an Antigravity researcher. Every CLI is getting its own page; Claude Code’s is first.
Claude CodeclaudeAnthropic’s agentic coding tool. It lives in the terminal, understands your codebase, runs routine tasks and handles git workflows; also works in IDEs and on GitHub.
OpenCodeopencodeAn open-source coding agent with a terminal UI and a desktop app. Connects to 75+ model providers, local models included, and has free models built in.
Hermes AgenthermesNous Research’s self-improving open-source agent. It turns finished tasks into reusable skills, remembers you across sessions and also answers in Telegram, Slack or Discord.
Kilo CodekiloKilo’s open-source coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains and the terminal. Picks from 500+ models, lets you switch mid-task and charges provider rates with no markup.
MiMo CodemimoXiaomi MiMo’s open-source coding agent for the terminal, an OpenCode fork. Keeps a persistent project memory, runs subagents (“actors”) inside one session and offers its own MiMo models, including a free channel for a limited time.
Codex CLIcodexOpenAI’s open-source coding agent, written in Rust, that runs locally on your computer. Sign in with a ChatGPT plan or set it up with an API key.
Kimi CodekimiMoonshot AI’s open-source coding agent for its Kimi models, written in TypeScript and installed from npm or Moonshot’s install script. It can watch video, such as a screen recording of a bug.
ZCodezcodeZ.ai’s coding agent harness built around its GLM models — the runtime of the ZCode desktop app, open source under Apache-2.0, run here through the zcode command.
PenguinHarnesspenguinAn open-source, local-first agent platform from the PrismShadow AI team: a server with a web app and the penguin chat CLI, where every agent keeps its own MCP servers, hooks and instructions, on 1000+ models from many providers.
PipiA minimal, extensible terminal coding agent created by Mario Zechner. Keeps a small core; skills, extensions, prompt templates and themes are added as you need them.
ompompOh My Pi, Stencil Labs’ open-source fork of pi that wires IDE tooling into the agent: language servers, a debugger and 30+ built-in tools across 60+ model providers.
Cursor CLIcursor-agentCursor’s agent in the terminal, with the same Agent, Plan and Ask modes as the editor and a print mode for scripts, CI pipelines and automation.
Qwen CodeqwenThe Qwen team’s open-source coding agent. Built around the open Qwen models, it also speaks OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini APIs and runs local models via Ollama or vLLM.
Antigravity CLIagyGoogle’s terminal agent and the successor to Gemini CLI: one `agy` binary sharing its agent engine with the Antigravity desktop app, signed in with a Google account or a Gemini API key.
Cline CLIclineThe command-line edition of Cline, the open-source coding agent. Keeps its Plan and Act modes and adds headless runs with JSON output for scripts and CI.
GitHub Copilot CLIcopilotGitHub’s Copilot coding agent in the terminal. Knows your repositories, issues and pull requests, ships with GitHub’s MCP server; runs on a Copilot plan or your own model provider.
CrushcrushCharm’s terminal coding agent, written in Go. Uses language servers for extra context and lets you switch models mid-session without losing that context.
aideraiderThe veteran open-source AI pair programmer for the terminal. It maps your whole codebase and commits each change to git with a sensible message, so edits are easy to undo.
GoosegooseAn open-source, general-purpose agent written in Rust, started at Block and now part of the Linux Foundation’s Agentic AI Foundation. Extends through MCP servers.
Factory DroiddroidFactory’s coding agent for the terminal. Plans, implements, tests and reviews changes end to end, runs multi-agent Missions and goes headless in CI with droid exec.
AmpampThe coding agent from Amp, an independent agent lab. Uses several frontier models for what each does best; its threads can be shared and keep running in cloud orbs.
AuggieauggieAugment Code’s agent in the terminal. Its context engine indexes your project and related repositories automatically, which helps in large codebases and automations.
Plain terminals too: your system shell, Windows PowerShell, PowerShell 7, Command Prompt or Git Bash, each in its own card.
What every agent CLI gets
Whichever CLI a card runs, the canvas treats it the same way.
A real terminal, your login
The same CLI you run yourself, in a real terminal inside its card, signed in with your own subscription or key.
Arrows give abilities
Draw an arrow to a browser, a terminal, a note or another agent, and the agent can use it.
Picks up where it left off
Restart NeuroSquad and each agent continues its own conversation.
Done or waiting on you
The card, the sidebar and a notification tell you which agent has finished and which needs an answer.
Bring the agents you already use
Free for Windows and macOS. The CLIs run on your machine, with your accounts and keys.
Claude Code