I was bouncing between separate apps for Codex, Claude Code, and other agents. It slowed my PC down and made it hard to remember where each project or session lived. My side project, CodeInk, is a desktop workspace that brings Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Pi, and ACP agents together. You can keep using your existing installs and accounts, see tool activity and edits, and pick up a session without hunting through apps. It is free and GPLv3 open source. I am especially interested in feedback on project organization and performance when several agents are active at once. What would you expect a workspace like this to handle well? https://www.getcode.ink/ — Windows and Linux downloads are live. The macOS download is paused until Apple finishes notarization. https://github.com/ErzenXz/CodeInk   submitted by   /u/erzenking1 [link]   [comments]