Divisio is a local-first desktop workspace for coding agents. Run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Qwen and more side by side under your own CLI logins, with warm sessions, parallel git worktrees, and a review pane for every change.
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I kept running different coding agents in different terminal tabs, Claude Code in one, Codex in another, Cursor and Grok in the others. I'd lose track of which one was done, which was waiting on me, and which had edited the same file as the other one.
And every message meant waiting ~6s for the CLI to boot before it even started thinking.
So I built Divisio.
It keeps one session warm per thread, so first token went from 5.9s to 1.5s, and a repeat turn is about 600ms.
Some other things it does:
ā Each lane is its own git worktree, so agents run in parallel without touching each other's files
ā Files an agent changes show up under that message ā click one and it opens with the edits highlighted
ā Snapshots before and after every turn, so you can undo a whole turn
ā You can send a message while it's still working, it just queues
ā Switch agent mid-thread and the next one gets a summary instead of a blank page
It runs the CLIs you already pay for, signed in as you. No account, no telemetry, no API key. MIT.
It's v0.1.0 ā> let me know if it breaks on your setup, I'll be around all time š