Codevisor

Codevisor is a native macOS application that runs Claude Code, Codex and any agent built on the Agent Client Protocol from one place. Instead of juggling separate terminals and tools for each coding agent, the developer works in a single app where every chat sits on top of a real built in terminal, so it is possible to watch an agent work or take over the session directly. It is designed for developers who use several coding agents across local and remote machines. Projects group every conversation about a given folder of code, including agent chats that already existed before Codevisor was installed. The app is local first: chats are stored in a database on the user's own machine with no cloud service in between. A Codevisor server can run on a Linux box, be signed in once and then appear in every connected app, which makes remote build machines usable from the Mac. The app is built for Apple silicon with a lean download, and both the app and any remote servers update themselves to the latest release. Installation is a single command, through a curl install script or Homebrew, which installs the Mac app and sets up the server on Linux. Codevisor does not publish any pricing or plan information on its website, and no pricing page exists, so buyers should confirm licensing terms directly before adopting it for a team. The product is limited to macOS for the desktop client; Linux is supported only as a remote server target.