Offrun — AI for Software Development

Managing multiple AI coding agents across different terminals or browser tabs quickly becomes chaotic, often leading to conflicting file modifications and unmonitored usage caps. Offrun addresses this challenge by providing a unified macOS workspace to run tools like Claude Code, Codex, AGY, and Grok Build side by side. Each agent operates within its own git worktree, ensuring that concurrent tasks—such as running a refactor and fixing a bug—never touch the same files or step on each other's toes. Beyond parallel execution, Offrun introduces a practical multi-account rotation system. When an active session hits a usage limit, you can seamlessly hand off the conversation to another login or a different agent without losing context. The tool also incorporates project-wide memory stored as plain markdown files inside your repository, helping agents remember conventions, plans, and documented dead-ends across sessions. For review, you can have a second agent read diffs before you inspect them, and use on-device dictation that transcribes speech while respecting custom code identifiers. Because Offrun runs locally and talks directly to your providers using your own existing sign-ins, it does not route your code through intermediary servers or handle your credentials, keeping the security boundary strictly on your Mac.