What is LinkCode

LinkCode gives Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and Grok Build one consistent desktop interface. The app carries a host (the LinkCode daemon) that starts with it, and agents run there against your real workspace — your code and credentials stay on your machine.

Desktop app

One interface for threads, approvals, and workspace tools.

Local host

Owns credentials, workspaces, and agent processes on your machine.

Coding agents

Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and Grok Build work through the same model.

One thread, every tool in context

Each thread lives on the host rather than inside a UI panel. The conversation, tool activity, changed files, and workspace panels therefore stay tied to the same agent run as you work.

What you can do

• Switch agents without switching interfaces. Start with the agent that fits the task while keeping the same thread and workspace controls.
• Decide how much each agent may do on its own. Every agent exposes an approval policy, from asking before every command to running unattended.
• Follow work as it happens. See messages, tool activity, permission requests, and rich diffs instead of reconstructing a run from terminal output.
• Keep the workspace close. Inspect changes, open produced files and previews, drive an iOS Simulator, and use the built-in terminal — all next to the conversation.

Where to start

LinkCode is source-available under the Business Source License 1.1 (BUSL-1.1).