Unified interface for AI coding agents

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Problem

Developers and teams using multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Grok) must switch between different interfaces and tools. Teams that automate business work with these agents want to avoid vendor lock-in to a single provider while coordinating multiple agents and building reusable automation workflows.

Solution concept

A unified, self-hostable IDE that integrates multiple AI coding agents with consistent configuration across providers, enables agents to spawn and communicate with each other as subagents, and allows users to build reusable workflows combining multiple agents with human approval gates—preserving provider optionality instead of lock-in to a single platform.

Who has it

Software developers and technical teams at companies that use multiple AI coding agents, particularly those automating recurring work and business processes.

How they handle it today

Teams currently switch between separate interfaces for different AI coding agents. When they need multiple agents to coordinate on tasks or build recurring automations, they lack native support for inter-agent communication, workflow definition, and human approval gates across different agent platforms.

Why now

AI coding agents are rapidly proliferating across multiple labs and providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.). Teams adopting these agents face immediate needs to coordinate multiple providers, avoid lock-in, and systematize recurring automation work. The founder's experience shows adoption is accelerating quickly—teams are integrating these tools "for everything" and building beyond coding into business automation.

How it could charge

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