Build without limits

Where developers and AI create together

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How CodeFleet Works

Set up isolated AI development environments in seconds with automatic git worktree management

1

Create New Instance

Automatically sets up a git worktree and dedicated terminal for your project

2

Choose Your AI Tool

Select Claude Code, Cursor CLI, Gemini CLI, or configure your own setup

3

Start Development

Code with your AI assistant in an isolated environment without conflicts

4

Switch Seamlessly

Jump between different AI tools and projects without losing context

One Workspace, Infinite Possibilities

AI at your fingertips – Claude, Codex, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code CLI, and more. Effortless worktrees – Create, manage, and switch with zero friction. Terminal + agents unified – No more scattered tools, everything in one place.

Works with Any AI CLI Tool
Supports Claude Code, Cursor CLI, Gemini CLI, Aider, and any terminal-based AI assistant. Easy setup for custom configurations.

Automatic Git Worktrees
No more branch switching headaches. Each AI tool gets its own isolated git worktree, preventing conflicts and merge issues.

Native Terminal Integration
Real embedded terminals with full command history, environment variables, and shell features. Not just a web wrapper.

Flexible Configuration
Configure different AI models, API keys, and settings per project. Easy JSON configuration files you can version control.

Fast and Lightweight
Built with Tauri and Rust for native desktop performance. Quick startup, low memory usage, and responsive UI.

Clean Project Organization
Everything stored in a simple .codefleet/ folder. Easy to backup, share with team, or clean up when done.

The Future of Development

We believe the future won't be written in today's code editors, but in AI-first workspaces where humans and machines create side by side.

Old Way (IDE)

Manual Coding

Writing code line by line without intelligent assistance

Cluttered Tools

Juggling multiple terminals, editors, and git branches

Repetitive Setup

Constantly switching contexts and environments

New Way (CodeFleet)

AI-First Development

Intelligent coding with multiple AI agents at your fingertips

Streamlined Workflows

Everything organized in one unified workspace

Intelligent Collaboration

Seamless human-AI cooperation with zero friction

Our Vision

Where developers and AI create together

"We believe the future won't be written in today's code editors, but in AI-first workspaces where humans and machines create side by side. CodeFleet is here to lead that transformation."

AI-First Development

Moving beyond traditional IDEs to environments designed for human-AI collaboration from the ground up.

Seamless Collaboration

Creating workspaces where developers and AI agents work together as a unified team, not separate entities.

Unlimited Creativity

Empowering every developer to build without limits, turning ideas into reality faster than ever before.

Perfect for Every Developer Workflow

Whether you're working solo, collaborating with a team, or managing multiple projects—CodeFleet adapts to how you actually develop software.

Multiple Features, Zero Conflicts

Work on a new feature with Claude Code while fixing bugs with Cursor CLI on a different branch. No more stashing, switching, or merge headaches.

Optimized workflow

Compare AI Tools Easily

Test Claude Code vs Cursor CLI side-by-side on the same codebase. See which AI tool works better for different types of tasks.

Optimized workflow

Client Work Isolation

Keep different client projects completely separate with their own AI configurations and models. Perfect for freelancers and agencies.

Optimized workflow

Safe Experimentation

Try new AI tools or experimental features in isolated environments without affecting your main development work. Easy cleanup when done.

Optimized workflow

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about CodeFleet and how it fits into your development workflow

CodeFleet currently supports macOS with Apple Silicon. We're actively working on expanding support to Intel-based Macs, Windows, and Linux. Follow @JRAzucena_ on X for updates on new platform releases.
Regular terminals share the same git repository, so switching branches affects all your AI tools. CodeFleet creates separate git worktrees for each tool, so you can work on different branches simultaneously without conflicts. Plus you get organized workspaces instead of terminal chaos.
Absolutely! CodeFleet doesn't replace your AI tools—it just organizes them. Your Claude Code subscription, Cursor CLI license, API keys, and custom configurations work exactly the same. You can even configure different settings per project.
Nothing changes! CodeFleet creates new worktrees that point to your existing branches. Your git history, commits, remotes, and ongoing work remain untouched. You can stop using CodeFleet anytime and go back to your normal workflow.
This happens because CodeFleet isn't notarized by Apple. macOS Gatekeeper automatically quarantines apps that aren't notarized. The app is NOT actually damaged—it's just a security warning. To fix the "damaged" error: Open Terminal and run: sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/CodeFleet.app For "unidentified developer" warnings: Right-click the app → Open → Open anyway This is a one-time setup, and CodeFleet will work perfectly after that.
It's completely free and no subscriptions, usage limits, or hidden costs. I've built this because I'm frustrated with managing multiple AI CLI tools. The only cost is your existing AI tool subscriptions (Claude Code, Cursor CLI, etc.).