Launch agents.
Land code.
Cozmo is a terminal for coding agents. Run all of them, answer the one that needs you, ship the rest.
One email when Cozmo ships. Nothing else.
Every machine
3 machines · 5 agents
All your machines.One sidebar.
Your laptop, the machine on your desk, the one at the office. Connect them over SSH and every agent on every machine lines up in one sidebar, answered from the same window. Close the lid, and they keep working where they are.
One window
api-tests needs you
Run every agent at once.Answer only when it matters.
Every session runs side by side, its status at a glance. When one needs a decision, Cozmo brings it to the top of the window with the command and the reason. One key, and it is back to work.
Every agent
core up · window closed
Built for a team of agents,not a single prompt.
A terminal shows you text. Cozmo knows what every agent is doing, where it runs, and the second it needs you.
Quit. They keep working.
Cozmo isn't only the window. A core runs in the background and the terminals live inside it. Close the app, update it, restart it: your agents keep working, and every pane comes back exactly where you left it.
The one that needs you comes to you.
Every agent reports through its own hooks, so Cozmo knows the moment one is working, waiting, done or stuck. The one waiting on you rises to the top, so you never go pane by pane looking for it.
Agents that run agents.
The cozmo command is the same surface your agents drive. They start each other, wait until another is done or needs someone, and read every session as JSON.
Runs what you already run.
Every agent you use runs as it is: its own interface, your own account, your own plan. Cozmo gives all of them a better place to run, side by side.
$ if it runs in a terminal, it runs in Cozmo
api-tests
migrate-users