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Codrax is mission control for vibe coders — a Kanban that launches AI agents in native terminals. Move a task across the board and your agents plan, build, review, and commit.
A board where columns do things.
Not another todo list. Dropping a card on In Progress spawns a terminal and starts your agent — In Review hands it to your reviewer. The board is the orchestrator.
- To Do → In Progress → In Review → Done, each with behavior
- Priority bars and badges — critical to low, at a glance
- Pipeline chips on every card show which agent is on it
- Drag & drop that feels native — dnd-kit, zero lag
Every task gets a real terminal.
Native PTY terminals rendered with xterm.js + WebGL — the same shell, PATH, and credentials you use every day. Watch every agent work, in parallel, in one grid.
- Real PTYs via portable-pty — your shell, your environment
- 3×2 or 4×2 grids, or single-pane focus mode
- Up to 8 agents running side by side
- Free terminals too — open a plain shell in any pane
Agents that hand off to each other.
Define the relay per task: Claude Code builds, Kimi reviews, git commits. Advance steps manually or let column drops drive the whole thing.
- Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, OpenCode — or any custom CLI
- Column drops force the right step — In Review starts the reviewer
- Failed step? The card stays put with a one-click retry
- Commands are escaped before injection — no shell surprises
Done means committed.
A card reaching Done triggers a scoped git commit with a clean conventional message. The sidebar keeps the graph, status, and push button one glance away.
- Auto-commit on Done — scoped to the files the task touched
- Commit graph with colored lanes, straight in the sidebar
- Status, staged changes, commit & push without leaving the board
- Git hiccups never block the board — retry from a toast
See what the agents shipped.
One shortcut opens a floating preview window on your dev server. Check the result of a task without alt-tabbing to a browser.
- ⌘⇧P — a native window on localhost, always on top
- Per-workspace port and URL — Vite, Next, anything
- Reachability probe warns you if the dev server is down
- Zero dependencies — it's a Tauri WebviewWindow
More built in. Zero setup.
Signed builds, silent update check, one-click restart.
Know the second an agent finishes or fails — no tab babysitting.
Finds claude, codex, kimi & friends on your PATH. Add your own.
Agents run through your own CLIs and credentials. Nothing to leak.
Boards persist as plain JSON on your disk. No telemetry.
New task, switch view, web preview — all a shortcut away.
See what agents touched, tinted by git state, as it happens.
3×2, 4×2, or single-pane focus. Free terminals without a task.
Critical to low, color-coded on every card and column.
macOS, Windows, and Linux from one Tauri codebase.
A native WebView app — megabytes, not an Electron tax.
Read the code, build it yourself, file issues with context.
Free for a solo project. Pro when you scale.
Everything runs on your machine either way — Pro adds continuity, multi-project workflows, and sync.
Everything you need for a solo project.
- 1 workspace (one active repo)
- Full Kanban — columns, drag & drop, priorities
- 6 simultaneous terminals (a full 3×2 grid)
- Agent pipelines, configured per task
- Auto-commit on Done
- Web preview window
- Local JSON persistence — your data stays home
For devs who juggle projects and want continuity.
- Unlimited workspaces
- Saved, reusable pipelines
- Session history that survives restarts
- Community pipeline templates
- Agent notifications when a step finishes
- Velocity stats — time per task, burndown
- GitHub Gist sync — backup across machines
Get Codrax v0.1.11
Signed builds with auto-update. Grab it, open a repo, drag your first card.
All builds and checksums on GitHub Releases.
Questions, answered.
Anything that runs in a terminal. Codrax auto-detects Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, and OpenCode on your PATH, and you can register any custom CLI in settings. Agents run in real PTY terminals with your own shell environment.
Not through Codrax. There is no telemetry and no Codrax server touching your code — boards persist as local JSON files. Your agents talk to their own providers with the credentials you configured in their CLIs, exactly as they would in a plain terminal.
No. Codrax never stores or proxies API keys. It launches the CLIs you already have installed and authenticated — your existing Claude Code login just works.
Codrax is fair source (Functional Source License): the code is public — you can read it, build it, and modify it — with a two-year restriction on selling competing versions, after which it becomes MIT.
When a card reaches Done, Codrax commits the work with the task title as the message (Conventional Commits style). If there's nothing to commit or git isn't configured, the card still completes and you get a toast — a git hiccup never blocks your board.
Free covers a full solo workflow: one workspace, the whole Kanban, six terminals, and per-task pipelines. Pro ($15/month) adds unlimited workspaces, saved pipelines, session history, community templates, notifications, velocity stats, and GitHub Gist sync.