Open-source desktop app
Every coding agent, in one workspace.
Divisio runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok and five more side by side — under your own CLI logins, on your own machine. Warm sessions so the agent is awake when you hit send, a git worktree per lane so they never collide, and a review pane that shows every line before it lands.
MIT licensed · No account · Apple silicon, macOS 11+
The agent is awake before you hit send
Most wrappers start a fresh CLI process for every message, so you pay the cold boot every single time. Divisio keeps one session per thread and talks to it directly. Same prompts, same machine — here is what changes.
- To first token
- 1.5sTo first tokenwas 5.9s, every message
- A repeat turn
- 616msA repeat turnwas around 12s
- Stop responds
- 42msStop respondssession stays warm
- Snapshot before a turn
- 77msSnapshot before a turnon a 6,700-file repo
It drives the CLIs you already pay for
Divisio runs the agent CLIs installed on your machine, signed in as you. Your plan, your rate limits, your data. It shows you which are installed, which have an update waiting, and tells you exactly how to install the rest.
| Agent | Session | Approvals |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Warm | The CLI handles it |
| Codex | Warm | In Divisio |
| Cursor Agent | Warm | In Divisio |
| Grok Build | Warm | The CLI handles it |
| Qwen Code | Per turn | The CLI handles it |
| OpenCode | Per turn | The CLI handles it |
| Gemini CLI | Per turn | The CLI handles it |
| GitHub Copilot | Per turn | The CLI handles it |
| Antigravity | Per turn | The CLI handles it |
Every agent declares what it can actually do, and the interface follows. Where an agent will not hand over the decision, Divisio says so instead of showing an approve button that controls nothing.
Switch agent or model mid-project
Pick the agent in the composer and the model beside it. Divisio reads each CLI’s own catalogue rather than guessing, so the list is what that tool will actually accept today.
Change agent on a thread with history and Divisio hands the work over with a summary, so the next one starts with the context rather than a blank page.
Your code never leaves your laptop
Divisio is a small daemon and a native window, not a cloud service. No account, no telemetry, and no key for anyone to leak — the agent CLIs authenticate as you, exactly as they do in your terminal. Bring an OpenAI-compatible endpoint if you want one, and its key stays on your machine.
Nothing to install first
The daemon ships inside the app. No runtime, no package manager, and no background service left behind. The whole download is under 70 MB.
Supervised by default
New projects start in confirm-first mode. Where an agent supports it, risky tool calls pause for you. You decide when to let one run freely.
Reach it from your phone
Pair a device over your own network to check on a long-running agent. Encrypted, revocable, and off by default — the daemon refuses to bind insecurely rather than quietly downgrade.
Stop waiting on cold starts
Install Divisio, point it at a repo, and send your first prompt. If you already have an agent CLI signed in, that is the whole setup.