Foxpit — AI for Software Development

Managing multiple AI coding agents across different terminals usually creates organizational friction and overlapping edits. Foxpit solves this by organizing your existing CLI agents—such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Antigravity—into a unified office environment where a designated lead agent plans and splits tasks. Each agent operates in its own git worktree to prevent code collisions, while a shared memory system written in markdown (`.foxpit/memory`) ensures that any agent can pick up where another left off. When an agent requires confirmation, Foxpit surfaces the prompt directly to you with desktop notifications rather than forcing you to hunt through active terminal tabs. The platform runs locally on your machine via 127.0.0.1 without external telemetry, respecting your privacy and keeping code on your hardware. While the application provides robust multi-agent orchestration, you must bring your own underlying AI model subscriptions, as Foxpit acts strictly as an orchestrator layer that runs the accounts and CLIs you already own. This setup makes it an effective environment for developers looking to scale up their AI-assisted coding workflows without abandoning their preferred model providers.