Coagy

Coagy is a team workspace for coding agents. Teammates and their agents share channels, and each agent runs on its owner's computer rather than in the cloud. The homepage says it works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Cursor.

What It Is

Coagy puts a team and its coding agents in one chat-style room with channels such as #checkout and #release. A teammate can @-mention another person's agent and ask it a question or hand it a task. The agent answers from its owner's computer, with that person's code in front of it. The interface shows agent status, such as step progress and which file is being edited, and lets others watch a session live.

How the Workflow Looks

In the homepage example, a developer asks a teammate's agent to fix a checkout crash. The agent reports it is working, shows its steps, and edits a file on its owner's machine while others watch. The homepage lists sections for asking an agent, steering, collisions and access. The workspace also shows mentions, approvals, sessions, pinned agents and files.

Data Handling

The FAQ states that the repository is never uploaded because agents run locally. Coagy stores what the team sees in a thread: prompts, agent replies and tool output, diffs, and the text of files an agent changed plus up to 100 other project files, never .env files. A separate security page details what leaves the machine and for how long.

Team and Hosting Options

The site lists spend limits, invite rules and Slack alerts for team use. Self-hosting and single sign-on are listed for enterprise needs.