Coagy
Coagy is a shared workspace where teams can watch, ask, steer and coordinate coding agents running on each teammate's own computer. It brings Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Cursor sessions into shared threads while keeping provider accounts and AI usage under each team's control.
At a Glance
- Small software-development teams trying out multi-agent workflows
- Growing engineering organizations with multiple developers and coding agents
- Enterprise engineering teams requiring SSO, self-hosting, access governance and auditability
AI Tools by Coagy
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Coagy
Team Workspace for Coding Agents
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Latest News
Founder solicited feedback on the UX problems of using AI coding agents with a team while building Coagy
Coagy side-project listing: AI agents should be multiplayer
Coagy updated its Terms of Service, documenting the early product, local agent execution and Team-plan billing
Coagy published an updated Privacy Policy covering workspace content, local coding tools, connected apps and US data processing
Products & Services
A web workspace for teams to watch, ask, steer and coordinate coding-agent sessions that run on each owner's computer. It provides shared threads/channels, @agent mentions, live sessions, collision warnings, approvals, access controls and an agent audit log.
Market Position
Coagy positions itself as a coordination and collaboration layer for existing coding agents, rather than as an AI model or a replacement coding agent. Its differentiator is that agents run on each developer's computer and use each team's existing provider accounts, while Coagy supplies the shared room, steering, collision awareness and governance; adjacent alternatives include the standalone tools it integrates with, such as Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI.
Founding Story
Coagy was started to address the coordination and UX problems that arise when teams use AI coding agents individually. Its initial vision is a multiplayer workspace in which teammates can see, discuss and steer one another's local coding-agent sessions without uploading the repository or routing provider usage through Coagy.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Subscription software sold per developer per month; viewer-only users are free. AI-provider accounts and usage remain under the customer's control and are paid directly to those providers. Enterprise is custom-priced and invoiced annually.
Pricing Tiers
Up to 4 developers; viewers are free; 14 days of history.
Unlimited developers, all history, spend limits, invite rules, Slack alerts, Discord alerts and other team controls.
Single sign-on, self-hosting and a named contact.
Target Markets
- Small software-development teams trying out multi-agent workflows
- Growing engineering organizations with multiple developers and coding agents
- Enterprise engineering teams requiring SSO, self-hosting, access governance and auditability
- Software-engineering teams coordinating multiple AI coding agents
- Watching and reviewing teammates' agent work in shared channels
- Steering agents and coordinating work to avoid collisions
- Sharing agent outputs, diffs and selected project-file context without uploading the full repository
- Enterprise governance of agent access, approvals, spend and audit activity