Codex
codexOne hub for every coding agent
Run dozens of major AI coding agents side by side, connect all your devices, and continue the same task from your phone.
Every agent CLI—Dozens of major coding agents supported. Switch to another supported agent and the task keeps its full context. Agent harness support included.
Full mobile access—Continue the conversation, switch agents, track progress, and open generated work directly.
On iPhone, use the web version for now

Multi-agent support
Fifteen agents are available today. Expand the directory to browse all 48.
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OpenTandem does not replace your AI coding agents. It keeps their tasks, machines, context, and outputs organized in one place.
Keep the task, conversation, execution progress, and finished work in one workspace.
A Runner executes on the machine that already has the right repository, tools, and environment.
Use every core capability on your own, then add shared projects, tasks, progress, and outputs for a team.
Pricing
Public pricing has not been announced. Sign in with your email to open the complete OpenTandem workspace today.
Use the agent access already configured on each connected machine, without moving your repositories into another environment.
Open workspaceCHANGELOG
Discover the latest monthly new features in OpenTandem, from interface and sign-in options to conversations, diagrams, plugins, Agents, messaging, and reply annotations.
AI employees are now available to all signed-in users, and administrators can create them with a name, responsibilities, execution computer, default project, Agent, and model when a compatible Runner is online and the Agent is installed and configured. Employees can dispatch subtasks while users follow progress and open subtask conversations, with creation, editing, and deletion limited to administrators and members limited to their own employee conversations and subtasks.
Sidebar search now supports exact matching for a complete OpenTandem conversation or task ID and a complete original Agent session ID, showing the matching ID or Agent above title matches with separate group labels when both occur. Results remain limited to accessible unarchived conversations and the selected computer where applicable, and the search does not search every local native session or archived session.
The official download page now offers the Windows 64-bit version 0.4.4 ZIP for Windows 10 or later, with the Runner included. Extract it, open OpenTandem.exe, sign in through your browser, and confirm Connect; the package is unsigned and may trigger Microsoft Defender SmartScreen on first launch, as explained on the download page.
The official website now offers the Android app APK, version 0.1.6, so you can follow task progress and reply to Agents from your phone. Sign in with the same email you use on your computer, then scan the computer’s pairing QR code in the app to connect.
Linked Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode conversations can bring new completed turns written directly on your connected computer back into OpenTandem, with Runner 0.113.0 or later and an accessible linked original session on your own online computer. The OpenTandem task waits until it finishes before bringing turns back, and older sessions that cannot be aligned may start tracking from the current end rather than fill in earlier history.
During onboarding, you can select installed and configured Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and dsh Agents on your connected computer to create projects only in a space with no projects yet and import eligible recent conversations. This requires an online compatible Runner, and accounts that have not selected Agents are not automatically opted in.
With Runner version 0.109.0 or later on your own connected computer, eligible imported Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode conversations can continue their original local session, making it easier to continue where you left off. When the original session is occupied, a notice is shown and you can wait until it is available before sending. New turns written outside OpenTandem are not yet synced back.
You can import an existing DeepSeek Harness (dsh) session from a connected computer that has dsh configured and is running a compatible version of Runner, and continue that same original session in OpenTandem rather than a copy. Newly added turns on the computer can then be brought into the imported conversation.
When an option references an accessible file on the connected computer, a question card can now show a preview of supported images, video, audio, and other files before you choose. Supported images can be opened in the conversation's large-image viewer and browsed between the images in the card, on both desktop and mobile web.
You can now edit an eligible waiting message directly from the queued message or tray on desktop and mobile web, then save or cancel without changing the main composer draft. Original attachments and selected skills remain preserved for supported messages, but editing is unavailable once execution has started.
When projects share the same name on one connected computer, the desktop and mobile sidebars and directory picker show distinguishing directory paths, with mobile also showing a number. Shared beginning and ending path sections are shortened first to help show the difference when space is limited.
Quick start
Connect a Runner, choose an agent and model, then start your task.
FAQ
The practical details about agents, execution, mobile access, and team collaboration.
Fifteen coding agents are available now: Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Google Antigravity, GitHub Copilot CLI, Kiro CLI, Kimi Code, Qwen Code, CodeBuddy Code, DeepSeek Harness, Pi Agent Harness, Trae Agent, CodeFuse Agent, and Cline CLI. The expandable directory covers all 48 tracked agents.
Yes. A connected OpenTandem Runner starts the selected coding agent in the project environment on your machine.
Yes. Pick a different supported agent or model for the next run—the task keeps its conversation and outputs.
Yes. On mobile, you can continue the same task, switch agents and models, track execution, and open generated images, documents, and HTML pages.