The agents you already use,inside your workspace.
Claude Code, Codex and opencode run beside the files they edit, on your machine and your own login. Drive them in a real terminal or hand them a task and read the thread — Deska keeps track of which one is waiting on you.
Hand it off.Keep the thread.
Describe the task, pick the agent and the model, and choose where it lands. It becomes a row you can leave alone. When one of them needs a decision, it says so once, in a place you were already looking.
THREE AGENTS, ONE INBOX
Running today
One click from the Panel Library, in a real terminal beside your files.
Claude Code
Anthropic's coding agent, with your whole project as context.
- Anthropic · CLI
- Its own sign-in
Codex
The OpenAI CLI for explaining, debugging and refactoring.
- OpenAI · CLI
- Its own sign-in
opencode
Open-source agent that runs on whichever provider you point it at.
- Open source · TUI
- Bring your own provider
Dex
The built-in agent that drives the workspace itself, by voice or text.
- Deska · built in
- Runs on your own agent
On the way
Deska already resumes these in a terminal. A first-class panel is next.
Gemini CLI
Google's agent CLI. Sessions already resume in a Deska terminal.
- Google · CLI
- Resumes today
Cursor
The Cursor agent from the command line, picked back up after a restart.
- Cursor · CLI
- Resumes today
Your own CLI
Any agent that runs in a shell already runs here. The panel makes it first-class.
- Anything with a TTY
- Runs in a terminal now
Three ways to put an agent to work
Same agents, same machine — you pick how much of the CLI you want to see.
As a terminal
Launch Claude Code, Codex or opencode from the Panel Library and you get the CLI itself: its own TUI in a real shell, your config, its keybindings, beside the files it edits.
As a thread
Write the task instead and the same CLI runs behind a rendered transcript: tool calls, diffs and plan steps as rows you can read, permission prompts as buttons, and every run collected in one inbox. Dex can start one for you by voice.
Left to run while you leave
Start something long, close the laptop, and pick it up from your phone. A notification arrives when it finishes or gets stuck on a question.
Installed for you
The Panel Library checks whether each CLI is on your machine and offers to install it. An auto-approve toggle skips its permission prompts when you trust the run.
Sessions survive a restart
Quit Deska mid-task and the conversation picks the thread back up when you reopen the project. Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Cursor and Gemini CLI all resume.
Managed keys or your own
Drive the coding agent you already installed, on your own CLI login, or bring your own provider keys on a paid plan.
Worth knowing
- Launch an agent
- Panel Library · Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + E
- Runs as
- A real terminal, or a supervised thread
- Sign-in
- Each CLI handles its own
- Coding agents
- Yours, on your machine, never metered
- BYOK providers
- Your own keys, your own account
- BYOK requires
- Any paid plan
About the agents
One canvas for everything you build.Free to start.
The complete workspace on one computer, with 30 voice minutes a month.