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- Every feature, every provider
- Unlimited agents and workspaces
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- Keeps your canvas if you buy
AI agent orchestration on your Mac. Run Claude Code, Codex and Cursor side by side. Hand over the implementation, see the diagram, pass it on with a brief, review what comes back. Direct your agents by voice.
v1.0.6 · Apple silicon · free for 3 days · no account
Starkomand runs the agent CLIs you have installed, signed in as you. It never resells tokens and never asks for a key.
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01 · Issue
Pull a GitHub issue onto the canvas and drop it on a window. The note stays pinned beside the work while the agent starts.
02 · Plan
Ask an agent to draw it. The diagram lands beside its terminal, hand-drawn and editable.
03 · Handoff
Choose who takes the next step. A fresh agent starts from a focused brief, and the wire shows who works for whom.
04 · Review
Hold ⌥ and speak to Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. Each line goes to the agent you name, and the windows light up as they finish.
Open what it built in a browser window on the canvas.
Each keeps its crew, layout and backdrop.
Pinch, pan, clap to tidy. Optional.
Pull requests by stage, and what needs you.
Runway per provider, with reset times.
Claude ran out? Continue in Codex from the record.
Bounded rounds that check files before continuing.
Slate, Void, Aurora, Ember, or your own image.
Privacy
No Starkomand account. The canvas, local dictation and hand tracking run on this Mac. The local server only listens here.
$ netstat -an -p tcp | grep 3778 tcp4 0 0 127.0.0.1.3778 *.* LISTEN $ curl -s http://127.0.0.1:3778/mcp {"ok":false,"error":"agent authorization required"} $ curl -si -H 'Upgrade: websocket' http://127.0.0.1:3778/ HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden
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I’m Rashid, a software engineer for eight years. I also run Developer Timeline, where developers go to laugh at the job they know too well. Starkomand is the workspace I wanted for my own agents.
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v1.0.6 · macOS on Apple silicon. Each provider bills you for its own plan and usage. No refunds, except where required by law.
Starkomand is an AI coding workspace for Mac. It puts your agents, issues, diagrams and previews on one canvas. Saved task briefs and review history carry the work from one agent to the next.
Macs with Apple silicon. There is no Windows, Linux or Intel Mac version for now.
No. Start with one agent you have installed. Ask it to explain the code, look into an issue or write a plan. Add handoffs and review loops later, when a second agent would help.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, GLM and any other CLI agent you set up. Each one signs in the way it already does. Every agent works in the 3-day trial and with Pro. You keep paying the providers for their plans and usage.
No. Type, drag and use keyboard shortcuts as usual. Voice and hand gestures are optional. Both come with the trial and with Pro.
Not in everyday use. Starkomand stays quiet in the background. Hide the canvas and it draws less, while your agents keep working. You may notice it when you run many agents and previews at once, with a moving backdrop and local dictation on.
Each task keeps its goal and what counts as done. You can hand a short brief to another model, and the task keeps the findings and checks. Review loops check for changed files before they go on. The issue, the agents and the preview stay together while you decide what comes next.
Yes. Run Claude Code and Codex side by side, plus Cursor and any other CLI agent you set up. Each one gets its own terminal window. You can open several windows of the same agent, too. Each signs in the way it already does.
A review helps you decide. It does not decide for you. You can read the findings, the checks it reports and the revision it saw. Before it goes on, a review loop checks that the files still match that revision. If they changed, it stops. Ready for human review still leaves the final call to you.
Yes. Open the model menu, pick “Continue from recorded conversation,” and choose Claude or Codex. Starkomand works from its saved record, so the stuck agent does not need to answer. Some history may be cut short. First stop any running turn and clear unsent drafts. You need to be signed in to the agent you switch to.
Yes, while the local server runs. Hide the canvas and your agents keep working. Closed a window by mistake? Press ⌘Z soon after to bring it back. A restart of your Mac ends live sessions, but your canvas, notes and task history stay.
Yes. Each workspace has its own agents, folder, layout and backdrop. The trial and Pro both include unlimited workspaces and agents. Switch between workspaces with the arrow keys.
The trial includes every feature. After 3 days, you need Pro to keep using Starkomand. You pay once for one Mac and get a year of updates. After that year, you can keep using the version you have.
No. Starkomand lays out your agent sessions and the context around them. Keep your editor and your provider accounts. Pro pays for the workspace. The providers still bill you for your AI plans and usage.
By default, your workspace, local dictation, hand tracking and recaps. Agents and connected services talk to their own providers. Cloud dictation is optional and sends audio to OpenAI. Remote recaps send terminal context only after you pick a provider in Privacy settings. See the Privacy Policy for details.
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