The Agent Super App.
AI agents that work while you don’t. A workspace for vibe coding. Coding threads you read instead of watch.
Agent. Code. Thread.
Flip the switch in the title bar and the whole app changes with it — the rail, the pane, the composer.
Agent.Teammates on routines.
Name an agent, give it a brief, put it on a routine. The work runs on a schedule — you review the result.
Code.Your terminals, your folders.
Live shells over the folders you already work in, with a browser or a thread docked beside them. The full workspace is one fold down.
Thread.Coding you read instead of watch.
Keep each coding session in its own thread. Start on its own or add a project folder, review approvals, and follow the agent’s work as a conversation.
Built for vibe coding.
Whatever is on your PATH, launched in a live pane over your own folder and billed through your own accounts.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor Agent
- Gemini CLI
- GitHub Copilot
- Grok Build
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor Agent
Gemini CLI
GitHub Copilot
Grok BuildAlso Droid, OpenCode, Kimi Code, Amp, Antigravity, and Aider. If it runs in a terminal, it runs here.
- Panes are real terminals.
- Each one is a live shell over one of your folders. Launch an agent into it and the diff lands on your disk.
- Split, snap, dock.
- Drag to split the canvas, snap panes to presets, and Tidy squares the layout back up. Parallel agents stay legible.
- The check happens in the window.
- Dock a browser on localhost or a thread beside the shell — review the result where the code is, not in another app.
The fastest voice to text on the market.
Hold a key, describe the change, release — the prompt is in your agent’s composer before your hands are back on the keys. Included with Pro.
Switch accounts. Keep the thread.
Sign in to every Claude Code and Codex account you pay for — work, personal, a client’s. Each conversation runs on the one you pick, and a usage limit becomes a choice instead of a dead end.
In BridgeMind One for Mac — Settings → Agents.