For macOS · Apple Silicon

Your coding agents, working as one team.

AURIX is a desktop workspace for Claude Code, Codex and pi. Run them side by side, give them a browser you can both use, and keep every decision and result in one place.

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What's inside

Four ideas that make a team of agents easier to run, and easier to trust.

01 · Master and panes

One master. Many agents. One window.

Start a master session and let it hand work to panes. Each pane is a real agent session — Claude Code, Codex or pi — running side by side. Sessions live in a background daemon, so they keep going when you close the window.

Mix Claude Code, Codex and pi in the same workspace
See every pane's state, tokens and context use at a glance
Sessions survive app restarts

Master and panes · video coming soon

02 · Shared browser

A browser you and your agents both use.

AURIX has a real Chromium browser built in. Agents open tabs and drive them while you watch every click, and you can step in whenever you like. Tabs an agent is driving are clearly marked, and your own input is never locked out.

Agents check their own work in a tab you can see
Agent-driven tabs are marked, so you always know who is in control
Console and network logs are readable by the agent

Shared browser · video coming soon

03 · Memory, Task, Verify

Decisions, tasks and proof in one loop.

Each project keeps its own memory: architecture decisions, a shared vocabulary, and tasks that state their acceptance criteria up front. Results are checked against those criteria and written back, so the next agent starts from what was actually decided and proven.

Searchable decisions and glossary for every agent
Tasks with testable acceptance criteria
Verification results recorded against the task, not lost in chat

Memory, Task, Verify · video coming soon

04 · Gates

Guardrails on every tool call.

Gates sit between your agents and your machine. They inspect the shell commands agents run and the files they edit, and stop risky ones before they land. Rules ship with sensible defaults and can be tuned per workspace.

Secret scanning on edits and commits: API keys, tokens, private keys
Risky commands, like recursive deletes outside safe folders, are stopped
Agents can't publish releases or merge pull requests on their own

Gates · video coming soon

Questions

What is AURIX?

AURIX is a macOS desktop app for working with several coding agents at once. It runs Claude Code, Codex and pi as panes under a master session, and adds a shared browser, a per-project memory and safety gates around them.

Does it replace Claude Code, Codex or pi?

No. They keep doing the coding. AURIX runs them side by side and gives them a shared place to work.

Which Macs does it run on?

Apple Silicon Macs (M-series). Intel Macs aren't supported.

Is it available yet?

Not yet. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when early access opens.

How much will it cost?

Pricing isn't final. The optional questions in the form help us decide, so tell us what you would pay.

What happens to my email?

We send one confirmation email, and later tell you when AURIX opens up. Nothing else. The privacy note below has the details.

Join the waitlist

One confirmation email, then a note when early access opens.

Privacy

What we collect. Your email address, your answers to the optional questions, and the campaign tags (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign) in the link you arrived from.
Why. To send the confirmation email, run the waitlist, and tell you when AURIX opens up. Your answers help us decide what to build and how to price it.
Where it lives. In a Cloudflare D1 database. The confirmation email is sent through Resend. Cloudflare Turnstile checks that you are not a bot and may process technical data such as your IP address.
What we don't do. We don't sell your data or share it with advertisers, and this page has no analytics or advertising trackers.
How long. Until AURIX launches or you ask us to delete it. Write to hello@useaurix.com and we'll remove your data.