codus
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v0.2 · private beta · macOS

The code editor
for AGI.

Autonomous engineers, working in parallel. The Brain routes the roadmap. Codus picks up tasks, writes the diff, runs your tests, and opens the PR. You stay in the driver seat.

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Apple Silicon · Intel

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See how it works

£99 / seat / month · Unlimited usage · BYO Claude Code or Codex

codus · 4 quadrants · 2 running
cmd+shift+p
Q1 · api · payments-svc
Add idempotency keys to /charge
Claude Coderunning
Q2 · web · checkout
Migrate cart to 5-col grid
Claude Coderunning
Q3 · infra · supabase
Backfill user_folders.label
Codexdone
Q4 · docs · marketing
Rewrite README with v0.1 features
Codexproposed
desktop · macsynced with cloud planner
Orchestration

Meet the Brain swarm.
The agents that run your agents.

Describe the outcome once. The Brain decomposes it into tasks, delegates to the right quadrant in the right repo, across every tab and window, and acts on what they report back. And when one orchestrator is not enough, run a Brain swarm: several Brains side by side, each in its own workspace, messaging each other to hand work off.

01for direction

Codus Brain

Drop in a roadmap, a spec, a messy braindump. The Brain builds an execution graph, weighs dependencies, and delegates every task to the quadrant it belongs to. Run several as a swarm and they split the lanes between them.

planQ3 billing rollout
14
→ q1Idempotency on /charge
api
→ q2Backfill missing keys
infra
02for engineers

Codus desktop

Tasks land in the right worktree quadrant. Each agent has its own terminal, file system, and live preview. They run in parallel, never colliding.

Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
03for the codebase

Report & merge

Codus runs your tests, screenshots the result, and self-checks the diff. Quadrants report back to the Brain when they finish or get stuck — the loop closes without you relaying messages.

✓tests · 124 passed · 0 failed
✓screenshots · 1440 / 1024 / 390 · ok
✓preview · checkout cart 5-col
→ PR opened automatically
186
agent tools
59
bundled skills
20
live integrations
71
releases in two months
Features

Eight things no other coding agent does.
We ship a new one every week.

Cursor, Windsurf and Claude Code run the agent. Codus runs the workflow. It checks the screenshot before calling a task done. It plans from a diagram instead of a ticket list. It pings your phone the moment something ships.

Codus Brain

Meet the Brain. The agent that runs your agents.

The Brain sees every quadrant across all your tabs and windows. Tell it what to ship: it breaks the work down, sets up quadrants, delegates, and checks its inbox every turn. Quadrants message it back when they finish or get stuck — coordination is two-way, and you stop being the message bus. And the Brain is no longer alone: add more Brains from the drawer, one tab each, and you have a swarm. Every extra Brain runs its own session in its own workspace with its own inbox, and they hand work to each other with stamped, self-contained messages.

  • Cross-tab orchestration. Reads live agent status, creates and starts tasks anywhere
  • Two-way messaging. Quadrants report back; the Brain acts on its inbox every turn
  • Brain swarm: add Brains in one click, and they message each other to hand off work
  • A proactivity dial from quiet delegate to continuous collaborator
See the Brain at work
codus · brain
inbox0
Brain 1
brain · drawer chat
youShip checkout v2 — web and api.
delegated
brain swarm · every tab, every windoworchestrating
Self-healing loop

It ships. It looks. It fixes its own bugs.

Every UI change is verified against a real screenshot of your live app. If the page renders wrong, the agent sees it, finds the file, writes the fix, and screenshots again. It keeps going until the change passes.

  • Screenshot diffs catch invisible text, off-screen elements, undefined renders
  • Up to 3 self-heal attempts before the agent stops and pages you
  • Every run logs a before and after image in the task journal
Watch the heal loop
preview · localhost:3001/checkout
verify failed
your cart3 items
Mechanical keyboard× 1
$89.00
USB-C cable, 2m× 2
$12.20
Notebook · Field× 1
$14.00
assert failed · total === 0
total$0.00
verify loop · q1self-healing · 3 attempts max
Visual planner

Draw the architecture. Codus writes the code.

Sketch your roadmap as a diagram. Nodes for features, edges for dependencies, groups for milestones. The agent reads the canvas and ships the workflow node by node. Drill into any node to expand it into its own sub-diagram.

  • Drag-and-drop canvas with smart auto-layout. No manual alignment, ever
  • Hierarchical sub-plans. Click a node, it opens its own diagram
  • Agents create and update nodes live as they ship
Open the planner
planner · checkout v2 · q2
planning…
project
Checkout v2
feature
Cart UI
feature
Stripe API
feature
Receipts
task
a11y tests
task
Webhook retry
task
MJML template
cloud planner · q27 nodes · drilled 2 levels
Agent behaviour

You set the bar. Codus holds it.

Dial how rigorously agents test, from "no tests" to "nothing ships until tests pass". Dial security review from basic hygiene to adversarial. Drag a dot on the style pad to set how designed the UI they build should look. Defaults live in Settings, per-project overrides follow the folder, and every change applies live.

  • Testing and security sliders, read fresh at every verification step
  • A 2D style pad that blends real brand references. No more AI-slop UI
  • Free-text project rules layered on top, plus per-project personality
See the rigor dials
settings · agent behaviour
global default
Testing rigor3/10
Security review5/10
Style pad
functionalhigh craft
codus.verify
smoke test · ok
agent behaviour · resolved live, no restartdefaults
Mobile companion

Queue a feature. Walk away. Get screenshots.

Assign a task from your phone. Codus dispatches it to a quadrant on your Mac, runs it, screenshots the result in desktop, tablet and mobile viewports, and pings the images back to your phone. Reply with the next task without ever opening the laptop.

  • Push notifications when a task finishes, with thumbnail attached
  • Three-viewport screenshots every time. Desktop, tablet, mobile, automatic
  • Reply with the next task. Keep the queue moving from anywhere
See the phone loop
codus mobile · 4G
tasks · 12 today
Cart layout · 5-col grid
queued
Stripe webhook retry
done
README polish
done
a11y · contrast pass
done
desktop · 1440
tablet · 1024
mobile · 390
phone-driven · q13 viewports captured · pushed to phone
Logs in everywhere

Captchas, 2FA, passkeys. All solved.

Cloudflare Turnstile, hCaptcha, reCAPTCHA. Auto-solved on demand, 100 free per signed-in user. TOTP codes generated from your saved secrets and typed into the form. WebAuthn passkeys created and stored in an encrypted on-device vault. Import Chrome logins in one click and never type a password again.

  • Captcha solver baked in. 100 free solves, then per-credit
  • TOTP auto-fill plus WebAuthn passkey vault, encrypted on device
  • One-click Chrome login import. Agents log in everywhere
How the vault logs in
acme corp · sign in
idle

Sign in to your account

codus filled this for you · vault unlocked

email
 
password
 
2fa code
 
Verifying you are human…
cloudflare turnstile · auto-solved
solving
auth vault · q1captcha · totp · webauthn · all auto
Auto-port collision

Run 6 dev servers at once. Forget port 3000.

Codus owns a per-folder port registry. When your dev server starts, codus watches the actual port it picks. If it drifts, codus terminates the squatter, or rewrites your Valet or Herd config so the preview just works. The "port already in use" error is dead.

  • Per-folder port registry. Every project gets its slot
  • Auto-rewrites your Valet and Herd setup when ports drift
  • Stops cross-project preview confusion in shared monorepos
See ports auto-heal
port registry · ~/.codus
4 ports leased
web · marketing
:3000running
api · payments
:4040running
docs · site
:5173running
mobile · web
:19006idle
new
admin · dashboard
–queued
port registry · daemoncollision-free · valet auto-rebind
Tabs × quadrants

Four agents per tab. As many tabs as you want.

Each tab gives you four quadrants. Each quadrant is its own folder, its own git worktree, its own terminal, its own Claude or Codex session, its own embedded browser. Add as many tabs as you want. One for the web app, one for the API, one for the migration, one for the docs. Pop any quadrant to fullscreen when you need to look closely, snap back to the grid when you don't.

  • Four quadrants per tab. Unlimited tabs per window
  • Each quadrant has its own folder, branch, terminal, browser and MCP server
  • Pop one to fullscreen, snap back to the grid
  • Tabs and per-quadrant state persist across restarts
Tour the quadrants
codus
4 running
web · marketing
api · payments
infra · pg
q1 · web · cart
fix grid overflow
queued
1
2
3
q2 · api · stripe
idempotency keys
queued
1
2
3
q3 · infra · pg
index on user_id
queued
1
2
3
q4 · docs · readme
v0.2 features
queued
1
2
3
3 tabs open · 12 agents runningsynced to cloud planner
More inside the app

Nine more reasons to switch.

The big features get the strips above. These are the things that make a Wednesday afternoon feel like flow instead of friction.

A recorder in the titlebar

One button records your screen, system audio, mic and camera, with live face touch-up on the preview. Stop, and the take lands in a video project with auto-edit ready to run.

Full git UX in the sidebar

Branches, history, file explorer, diffs. Switch branch, inspect a commit, stage a hunk. The terminal is there if you want it, but you rarely need it.

GitHub PRs and Actions

Open PRs and CI status show in a panel beside your quadrants. Re-trigger a workflow, watch logs stream in, merge when green. No tab-switching to github.com.

Picture-in-picture browsers

Float any quadrant's browser chromeless over your work, or all four at once, each with its own inline URL bar. Watch every agent browse while you keep typing.

Every Claude account, one meter

Add several Claude accounts, assign one per quadrant or switch everywhere at once, and watch live usage bars with login health in the status bar. No more guessing which account has headroom.

Bring your own MCP tools

Add any MCP server from Settings, a local command or a remote URL, scoped globally or per quadrant. New tools hot-load into agents that are already running. No restart.

macOS-native, code-signed

Apple Silicon and Intel builds, signed and notarized. Spotlight indexes it. Dark mode follows the system. Battery aware. Built like a first-party Mac app, not a web page in a window.

Agents with their own email and phone

Every install gets a codus mail address and can rent a real mobile number. Agents sign up for the services your work needs, catch the verification code themselves, and keep the credentials in the vault.

Action journal

Every file edit, branch switch and task completion lands in a per-quadrant journal. When the agent finishes, you have a timestamped log of what shipped, ready to drop into a standup.

How it works

From a ticket
to a merged PR.

Codus collapses the loop between intent and merged code. A ticket lands. Codus picks it up, writes the diff, runs the tests, and surfaces only the calls that need your judgment.

  1. Step 01

    Roadmap lands in the planner

    Sketch the roadmap on the planner canvas, or queue tasks from your phone. Codus fans the work out into atomic, owner-aware tasks.

    plan · checkout-v2 · 7 nodes
→ 14 tasks queued · synced to desktop
  2. Step 02

    Codus picks up tasks automatically

    Each engineer's laptop subscribes to its own folders. Tasks appear in the right quadrant, with the right repo already mounted.

    [Q1] api · payments-svc
  → Add idempotency keys to /charge
  · agent: claude code · status: running
  3. Step 03

    Agent codes, tests, previews

    Codus drives the editor, terminal, and embedded browser. It writes the diff, runs the suite, and screenshots the result before marking the task complete.

    // codus.verify
await runTests()      // 124 passed
await screenshot('mobile')  // ok
  4. Step 04

    You review, ship, repeat

    A PR is opened with the diff, the test output, and the preview screenshots. You stay in command. The busywork is gone.

Pricing

£99 per seat.
Agency packs to 10x your team.

Bring your own Claude Code or Codex account. That's where the agent runs. Unlimited usage, no metering, and the cloud planner included. Agency packs get cheaper per seat as your team grows; large orgs get bespoke Enterprise pricing, SSO and audit log.

Solo
£99per seat / month

Everything in the desktop app, plus the cloud planner. 1–4 seats.

  • Codus desktop app, all features included
  • Four quadrants per tab · as many tabs as your Mac can run
  • Bring your own Claude Code or Codex account (required)
  • Unlimited usage. Codus never meters you
  • Cloud planner with task routing & dependency graph
  • Bring your own MCP servers and custom tools
  • Embedded device-emulating browser
  • Email support, direct from the team
Download for Mac
Agency
from £50per seat

Packs of 5, 10 or 20 seats: £345, £600 or £1,000 / month. The more seats, the less per seat.

  • Everything in Solo, for the whole team
  • Team management: seats, roles and central billing
  • Real-time team sync. Push tasks to any teammate
  • Skill profiles · auto-routing by expertise
  • Cross-quadrant collision detection
  • Shared cloud planner across the team
  • Priority email support
Download for Mac
Enterprise
Custom

For large teams and bespoke needs. We'll build the right plan for you.

  • Everything in Agency, at scale
  • Volume pricing beyond 20 seats
  • SSO and centralised provisioning
  • Audit log and security review
  • Priority support with an SLA
  • Onboarding and a named success manager
Talk to sales

Compare everything that's included

Discipline modules
£99 / seat / month each · on top of any plan

Coding ships with every seat. The other disciplines are modules you toggle per seat from codus cloud, with prorated billing, so only the people who use them are paid for.

Video
Video production on autopilot
SEO
An evidence-first department

All Subscription fees are non-refundable. Cancellation prevents the next renewal but does not refund any portion of the period you have already paid for, including unused months on an annual plan. See Terms § 8 for the full no-refund policy. Your statutory rights as a consumer under the law of your country of residence are not affected.

The disciplines

Not just a coding agent
anymore.

Codus resolves knowledge work, one discipline at a time. Coding ships with every seat, and the same quadrants, browser and Brain now run these disciplines too, each a module you switch on per seat.

Video£99 / seat module

A video production team on autopilot.

Type a one-line brief and an agent researches the product, signs itself up, films the flow with a visible human-paced cursor, narrates it, and delivers a quality-checked tutorial. Or record yourself and let agents cut the ums, pick takes, and package it.

  • The tutorial factory: brief in, finished video out, unattended
  • Record yourself with live face touch-up and a teleprompter
  • Ten thumbnails per format, mined from tested models
cut · case-study.mp4QC passed
00:12
False start removed
cut
02:41
Best of 3 takes kept
retake
09:58
Thumbnails: 10 of 10 rendered
ready
Explore Video
SEO£99 / seat module

An SEO department, evidence first.

An agent team that audits like a sceptical senior: every claim measured on the live SERP, every number cited to your real data sources, red-teamed before it ships. One prompt can rebuild a whole site on top of a commissioned study.

  • 18 methodology skills built to survive expert scrutiny
  • Your data: Ahrefs, Semrush, Search Console, GA4, DataForSEO
  • Site rebuilds backed by a commissioned SEO study
audit · client-siteevery claim cited
GSC
Pillar page loses clicks to AI Overview
evidence
Ahrefs
Link gap vs ranking set: 42 domains
measured
Crawl
12 orphan pages in the money cluster
fix
Explore SEO
SupportNew module

Customer support that ships the fix.

Embed one snippet in your SaaS and support chats land inside the editor, answered by agents trained on your product. A real bug becomes an issue, the quadrant that builds the app ships the patch, and the customer hears back automatically.

  • Chats arrive in the sidebar, bound to the repo that builds the app
  • Agents verify a bug is real before anyone fixes anything
  • Type in any thread to take over as a human instantly
support · acme-appvisitor notified
visitor
The CSV export gives me a 500 error
answering
issue #14
Reproduced on /api/export, real bug
confirmed
Q2 · api
Patch shipped, 124 tests green
resolved
Explore Support

A workflow beyond these? Codus Studio configures the same agents for whatever your team runs.

You set the direction.
Codus ships the code.

Codus is in private beta on macOS. Get on the list. We're admitting new teams every Friday.

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Apple Silicon · Intel

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