Codecast syncs AI coding sessions to a shared dashboard in real-time. Watch Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or Cursor from any device. It's also an inbox for orchestrating multiple agents -- see all running sessions, jump between them, and coordinate parallel work. Search past sessions, give your agent persistent memory, and share everything with your team. Install the CLI, run codecast start, and every session is searchable, shareable, and actionable.

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

I built Codecast because I was running multiple AI coding agents in parallel and had no way to keep track of what they were doing. Sessions would vanish when the terminal closed, context was lost between conversations, and my teammates couldn't see any of it. It started as a CLI that syncs sessions to a database, then grew into a full platform -- web dashboard, desktop app, mobile app. Now it's also how I orchestrate work: the inbox shows all active agent sessions in one place, so I can monitor progress, jump into any conversation, and coordinate agents working on different parts of the codebase simultaneously. The part I'm most excited about is agent memory -- your AI searches its own past sessions, recalls decisions, and picks up where it left off. Every session becomes institutional knowledge. Would love your feedback on what features matter most to you.

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

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Real-time sync and memory for AI coding agents

Real-time sync and memory for AI coding agents