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# Coder Studio
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**Coder Studio, made for vibe coding.**
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**The all-in-one vibe coding workspace for AI agents.**
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An agentic workspace for real development. Run, inspect, and supervise coding agents with terminals, files, Git, sessions, and review in one browser workspace.
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Coder Studio brings your code editor, Git, terminals, AI coding agents, session review, notifications, work analysis, and Skills into one browser workspace.
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Built-in support today: Claude Code and Codex. Your code and runtime stay on your machine.
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It helps keep agent context, progress, and follow-up work visible across desktop, tablet, and phone, so vibe coding feels less scattered and more controllable.
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Works with popular coding agents including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent, OpenCode, and Aider-style CLI agents.
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<divalign="center">Preview the full workspace layout built for agent runs, review, supervision, and device switching.</div>
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## Why It Feels Different
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-**One browser workspace for real agent work** — Keep terminals, files, Git, sessions, and review in one place.
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-**Built for device switching** — Start on desktop, continue on tablet, and check progress from your phone.
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-**Keep control local** — Your code and runtime stay on your machine.
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## Why Coder Studio?
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Vibe coding agents are fast, but real development still gets fragmented:
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- the agent runs in one terminal
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- files and diffs live in another editor
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- verification happens in separate shell tabs
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- long-running tasks are hard to monitor away from your desk
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- mobile access usually means SSH or remote desktop
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Vibe coding feels fast until the agent output turns into real project work: you still need to run agents, inspect edits, manage Git, monitor long tasks, and improve the next run. Coder Studio keeps that loop in one programming workbench.
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Coder Studio turns that scattered workflow into one local browser workspace.
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| Pain | Without Coder Studio | With Coder Studio |
| Long agent tasks | Watch a terminal or come back later and reconstruct context | Keep sessions, terminal output, files, and Git changes visible in one workspace |
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| Cross-device work | Use SSH, remote desktop, or rebuild context on another machine | Reopen the same local workspace from desktop, tablet, or phone |
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| Reviewing AI changes | Jump between terminal, editor, and Git tools | Inspect files and diffs beside the agent session |
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| Multiple agents | Manage separate terminal windows and histories | Run built-in Claude Code and Codex sessions side by side in one workspace today |
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| Local-first control | Move work into a hosted IDE or cloud VM | Keep the runtime and project files on your own machine |
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| Feature | Pain It Solves | What Coder Studio Provides |
|**Agent Sessions**| Prompts, terminals, and histories scatter across tools. | Launch Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent, OpenCode, and CLI-style agents from one workspace. |
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|**Editor, Terminal, and Git**| Understanding one task means jumping between editor, shell tabs, Git tools, and diff viewers. | Keep code editing, terminal output, Git status, changed files, and diffs together. |
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|**Reviewable AI Changes**| The agent says it is done, but you still need to know what is safe to keep. | Inspect changed files and diffs beside the agent session before adjusting, rejecting, or accepting edits. |
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|**Supervisor Loops**| Long tasks stall, drift, or require repeated manual follow-up. | Evaluate progress and continue follow-up steps around the objective. |
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|**Status and Notifications**| You keep checking terminal output just to know whether work finished or needs attention. | Surface session state changes and completion notices in the workspace. |
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|**Cross-Device Workspace**| SSH, remote desktop, or another machine breaks the task context. | Reopen the same workspace from desktop, tablet, or phone to check progress and review changes. |
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|**Work Analysis**| Logs and diffs do not make it easy to understand what happened over time. | Review activity, agent usage, bottlenecks, repeated patterns, and skill candidates. |
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|**Skills Management**| The same instructions and workflows get repeated across agent runs. | Install and mount reusable Skills so agents start with stronger context and need fewer reminders. |
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