AIPass

AIPass is a persistent agent workspace that sits inside a project folder and gives Claude Code agents memory and coordination between sessions. Instead of re explaining a project each time a terminal opens, an agent reads its own memory files, knows its role, and resumes where it left off. It suits developers who run Claude Code on real projects and want more than one agent working together. Installation clones the repository and runs a single install command that creates a Python virtual environment, adds the aipass and drone commands to the path, and walks through setup into a first conversation. Each agent gets a directory with identity, session history and learned observations, its own instructions, a mailbox, code and structured logs. Agents dispatch tasks and share findings through a built in mail system, and a routing layer and planning system organize the work. It works with any codebase, whether Python, JavaScript, Rust or Go, and the vendor suggests one agent for a side project or three for a web app split across backend, frontend and design; the reference setup runs 17 agents that maintain AIPass itself. AIPass has no published price and no paid plan. It runs Claude Code as an official subprocess on the user's existing Claude Pro or Max subscription, and core features need no API keys or extra costs. It currently supports only Claude Code as its CLI provider, and runs on Linux and WSL, not natively on macOS or Windows.