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Every runtime, one app
Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Cursor and more — switch model, provider and harness without changing tools.
// Local-first AI cockpit
Multi-vendor AI. One local-first cockpit.
OkamiCode runs Claude Code, Codex, Grok and more through your own subscriptions — with your inbox, calendar, Kanban and memory — in one private macOS app. No second API bill. Your data never leaves your machine.
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git clone github.com/OkamiOps/OkamiCode // open source · read the code before you run it
- Open source
- Local-first
- macOS · Apple Silicon
// The problem
Switching apps fragments everything.
Context, history, approvals, communication, tasks and memory scatter across a dozen tools. Using one model to drive another CLI burns two quotas and creates a chain you can't audit.
// What it does
One cockpit for AI, code and everything around it.
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Unified harness
Pick any model; it runs through your own subscription. Claude quota is only ever spent by Claude models.
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Inbox · Calendar · Kanban
Email, agenda and tasks unified next to your coding — turn any of them into a delegated task.
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You · Agent · Automation
Manual is the default. Agents act only on explicit delegation or an approved policy.
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Local memory
SQLite full-text search, Obsidian notes and a local knowledge graph — with provenance on every recall.
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Local-first & private
Data, indexes and execution stay on your machine. No hidden API spend.
// How it works
Work in a calm chat. Delegate when you want. Stay in control.
Coding across runtimes
Start a task in Claude Code, continue in Codex, come back — the native session resumes and only the delta is sent.
~/okami · session
const lane = okami.resume('refactor-auth')// provider: Claude Max · route: compatiblelane.send('continue from the last diff')// 0 tokens re-sent · delta only
// Open source
Built in the open. Yours to inspect, run and shape.
OkamiCode is open source. Read the code, open an issue, or send a pull request. Star the repo to follow along.
// Early access
Be the first to run OkamiCode.
Join the waitlist and we'll email you when early access opens. No spam.
// FAQ
Questions, answered.
01 Is it free?
OkamiCode is open source. You run it with the AI subscriptions and CLIs you already have — no second API bill.
02 Do I need a paid API?
No. It uses your existing subscriptions and local CLIs. Paid inference APIs are never a silent fallback.
03 Which platforms?
The first release targets macOS on Apple Silicon. More platforms may follow.
04 Does my data leave my machine?
No. Data, indexes and execution stay local by default. External content is treated as untrusted.
05 Is it really open source?
Yes — the code lives on GitHub under OkamiOps/OkamiCode. Issues and pull requests are welcome.
06 When does it launch?
It's in active development. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when early access opens.