KimiGrok+ moreEvery agent
Local and cloud
One open-source workspace for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor and open models — on the subscriptions you already have.
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A dozen agents. One window.
Run agents in parallel.
Each task gets an isolated git worktree or cloud sandbox — branch, terminal, conversation, and review state kept together.
Kimi K2.6· OpenCode ZenUse any agent.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, OpenCode — native features intact, signed in with the plans and keys you already have.
Review and ship.
Diffs, checks, and reviewer agents next to the chat that produced them. Auto-iterate runs review → fix → review until clean.
Schedule the boring parts.
Recurring and event-driven runs: nightly review passes, flaky-test repair, triage on alerts, dependency bumps.
How it works
Add your repo.
First launch checks git, GitHub auth, and your agent runtimes. Set a setup script once.
Fan out the work.
Spin up agents per task — local checkout, fresh worktree, or cloud sandbox.
Review and merge.
Diffs, tests, and reviewer passes sit next to the chat that produced them.
Read it. Fork it. Run it yourself.
The whole stack — desktop client, web app, cloud control plane. No open-core asterisk.
Self-host with white-labelling, custom controls, and fully self-hosted runners for enterprise.
Everything stays git-backed and portable. Swap agents, models, and infra anytime.
Frequently asked questions.
Is Proliferate fully open source?
Yes, we’re 100% AGPL-3.0. That includes the cloud control plane, all the agent management, the desktop client, web app, and mobile app.
Which coding agents work with Proliferate?
Proliferate supports all the native functionality for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode. You can use your existing subscriptions, AI gateway, and bring your own inference for self-hosted models.
Can I self-host it?
Absolutely! The product is completely self hostable with white labelling, custom controls, and more. The only external dependency is E2B, which is used for our sandbox provisioning infrastructure- we support fully self hosted runners for enterprise deployments.
Do I need new subscriptions or API keys?
No. Proliferate runs on the credentials you already have: your Claude Code login, Codex login, provider API keys, and so on. It doesn't issue its own subscription on top of what you use today.
Where does my code run?
Locally, in a git worktree Proliferate manages for you, or in an isolated cloud sandbox when you want work to keep going away from your laptop. Either way it stays git-backed, so branches and diffs move the same way between local and cloud.