Sourceweave brings Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and other coding agents into one Windows workspace. Run real terminals and project chats, compare isolated attempts in Git worktrees, and review changes before applying task results. Coordinate agent swarms, edit code, schedule routines and add skills or MCP tools. Includes local voice dictation and an Android companion. Bring your own agent accounts; provider fees are separate. $20/month or $200/year.
Hey everyone, I’m the maker of Sourceweave.
It’s a Windows app for developers using coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode. The idea is to keep your agents, terminals, files and reviews together in the same project workspace.
One workflow worth trying: give the same task to different agents in separate Git worktrees, inspect each result and choose the changes you want to keep. You can also set up agent swarms with different worker roles, follow their progress and message individual workers.
There’s a built-in code editor, recurring routines, skills and MCP integrations, local voice dictation, and an Android companion that connects over your local network. Capabilities vary by agent.
Sourceweave is $20/month or $200/year. You use your existing agent accounts, with provider subscriptions and model usage billed separately. The website has an interactive sample-data demo you can explore before buying.
Windows is available now. Linux and macOS support are planned, without a release date yet.
How are you managing multiple coding agents today, and what would make that workflow easier? Happy to answer questions.