Glade
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Engraving of a misty valley at dawn, with a classical temple on a hill and cypress trees.

One workspace for
every coding agent.

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok and OpenCode side by side, with the skills, servers and machines they share. Bring the subscriptions you already have.

Download for macOS
brew install --cask berkinory/brew/glade
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The Glade window: projects and chats from several agents in the sidebar, Claude answering with a bar chart of lines of code per package, and the Environment panel showing the branch, local servers, usage and editor.

Bring the agents you already pay for

Glade drives the CLIs you've already installed and signed in to. Your plans, your limits, no Glade account.

Skills and MCP servers

Set it up once.
Every agent gets it.

Add a skill or connect an MCP server one time. Glade hands the same copy to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok and OpenCode, and your sign-ins never leave this computer.

Glade's Skills settings: skills shared with every agent, each with a Use in all agents switch and the agents that already have it.Glade's MCP servers settings: Context7, Exa and Hugging Face connected, servers found in the agents' own settings, and a catalog of documentation servers.

  • Skills, checked before they land

    Install from skills.sh or GitHub after a look at the source and scripts, then share it with every agent in one switch.

  • One sign-in per service

    Connect Linear, Supabase or Context7 once. Agents use the tools and never see the token.

  • Your choice, per agent

    Share everything, or pick which agents get each skill and server. Agents you add later inherit the set.

Computer Use

Hands, not
just words.

When you ask, an agent can work in the apps on your desktop with a cursor of its own. You watch every step, and Stop is always one click away.

  • Its own cursor

    The agent clicks, types and scrolls in the app you named, with a labelled cursor you can always tell apart from yours.

  • Permission is explicit

    Each app needs your grant: read, act or full control. Grants end when Glade quits.

  • A browser of its own

    Agents also drive a built-in browser with tabs per chat and your sign-ins, so web tasks never leave the window.

SSH hosts and remote

Wherever
the code lives.

Add a server from your SSH config and its projects join your sidebar. Pair with another computer's Glade and drive it from here. Chats and agents run over there; the window stays with you.

  • Linux and macOS hosts over your own ssh
  • Glade installs and updates its server there
  • Each machine brings its own agents
Glade's SSH hosts settings with three connected hosts, the agents installed on each, and more hosts found in the SSH config.Two other computers paired with this Glade, both connected, with their agents.

Built in

The rest of the job,
already handled.

Everything between the prompt and the merge: parallel work, rewinds, reviews and limits. Local, open source, and running on the plans you already pay for.

  • Handoffs

    Switch agents mid-task. The chat, plan and files come along.

  • Worktrees

    Parallel tasks, each in its own checkout.

  • Checkpoints

    Rewind to any message, keep or restore files.

  • Pull requests

    Commit, push and open the PR in place.

  • Environment panel

    Branch, servers, usage and editor at a glance.

  • Visual replies

    Answers as charts, stats and tables.

  • Usage limits

    Session and weekly limits for every agent.

  • Cross-platform

    macOS, Windows and Linux.

  • Runs locally

    The server, chats and history live on your machine.

  • Your subscriptions

    Drives the agents you already pay for. No Glade account.

  • Sign-ins stay home

    Connector tokens sit in a private file agents never see.

  • MIT licensed

    Read every line, build it yourself, fork it.

Questions

Before you install.

What is Glade?

Glade is a free, open-source desktop app for working with coding agents. It runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build and OpenCode in one window, with shared projects, terminals, diffs, Git and settings.

Does Glade cost anything or need an account?

No. Glade is free and MIT licensed, and it has no account of its own. It drives the agent CLIs you have already installed and signed in to, so your usage counts against the plans you already have.

Which coding agents does Glade support?

Claude Code 2.1.267 or newer, Codex CLI 0.158.0 or newer, Cursor CLI 2026.1.0 or newer, Grok Build 1.0.0 or newer, OpenCode 2.0.0 or newer.

Where do my code and chats live?

On your computer. Glade's server runs locally and keeps chats, history and connector sign-ins there. Each agent still talks to its own model provider, exactly as it does in your terminal.

Can agents work on another machine?

Yes. Add a Linux or macOS host from your SSH config and its projects appear in the sidebar; Glade installs its server there. You can also pair with another computer's Glade and use its projects from your own window.

Which platforms can I install it on?

macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel, Windows x64 and Linux x64 as an AppImage. On macOS you can also install it with Homebrew.

Engraving of a stone causeway winding through misty hills at dusk toward a temple, framed by a winged arch.

Bring every agent
into the clearing.

Free and open source. Install it, point it at the agents you already use, and start in about a minute.

Download for macOS
brew install --cask berkinory/brew/glade