More agents.
One clear workspace.
Run coding agents side by side. Give every task its own branch and files, then review the work in one local app. Use your existing agent accounts.
Public downloads are being prepared.
Actual Copperbar interface with a demonstration repository and local test session.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- OpenCode
A separate space
for every approach.
Fix a bug while another agent explores a feature. Copperbar keeps each task in its own Git worktree, with separate files, sessions and terminals. Switch context without untangling someone else’s edits.
Your repositoryStart with the Git checkout you already have.
Your agent accountsUse the CLIs and provider access you already use.
Your working rhythmMove between agent, terminal and review without losing the task.
The agent writes.
You decide what ships.
Keep the path from an experiment to a pull request visible.
- See the whole change.
- Review committed, staged, unstaged and untracked changes in one place.
- Check the work.
- Run your project’s checks and inspect their output before accepting an agent’s result.
- Keep a way back.
- Capture checkpoints while you explore, then create a pull request when the result is ready.
Keep your work close.
Your repositories, workspace metadata and session logs stay on your machine by default. Agent providers still receive the context their CLIs send, under your provider settings.
Understand the local boundaryBring your Conductor work.
Attach your existing local repositories and worktrees in place. Keep your branches and uncommitted files. Chat history and running sessions are not imported.
Read the migration guideA local core. Room to grow.
Copperbar’s planned offering starts with a free local workflow. Paid plans and their pricing are not available yet.
Free
Local workspaces, your installed agents, terminals and code review. Bring your own provider accounts.
Pro Planned
Advanced automation, remote workflows and integrations, with a planned 14-day trial. Hosted cloud will be a separate offering.
Your next task deserves its own space.
Interested in the Mac beta? Tell us how you work with coding agents.