Tyde 发布 Agent Studio，统一管理 Claude Code、Codex 等 CLI 编码智能体

Tyde — Agent Studio

Manage coding agents across harnesses, projects, and servers.

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Tyde brings the CLI coding agents you already use—Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Grok, and more—into one desktop application. Run agents concurrently, organize work across repositories, review their changes, and coordinate agents using different harnesses. Access those same agents from your phone to follow their work and reply while you’re away from your computer.

Start an agent locally without creating a project. Add projects when you want code context. Connect your servers when you want agents to keep working after your laptop disconnects.

Your agents. One workspace.

Tyde is a graphical interface over CLI coding harnesses: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Grok, Antigravity, Hermes, and Kiro. A Claude Code agent in Tyde runs Claude Code itself; a Codex agent runs Codex. The harness supplies the agent implementation, models, and native tools, with Tyde providing the interface for conversations, organization, and review.

If a harness is already installed and signed in on the selected host, use that existing setup in Tyde. You do not need a separate Tyde API key or a second model-provider setup for it. If the harness needs installation or authentication, check Settings → Backends for its readiness status and setup controls. “Backends” is the settings label for these harness integrations.

Agents use the harness’s own authentication and provider account. The provider’s usage limits and account policies continue to apply.

Give independent tasks their own conversations. Keep agents working across projects, find the ones that need your attention, and return to earlier work through session history.

Close your laptop. Keep work running.

Connect to your home server, work server, or both. Agents run on the selected host and can continue when the desktop client disconnects. Reconnect to see the host’s current workspace and pick up where you left off.

Your laptop can be the interface while your servers hold the projects and run the agents. The remote hosts must remain running for their work to continue.

The same agents, on your phone.

Open Tyde mobile to access agents running on your computer or servers. Read their conversations and tool activity, answer questions, send follow-ups, stop a turn, or start a new chat on the paired host. You can also resume saved sessions and enable notifications when an agent finishes a turn or asks you something.

Tyde mobile is a web app you can add to your Home Screen. The agents and project files stay on the host; the phone connects to the same work you see on desktop. Keep that host running and connected while you use mobile.

On desktop, open Settings → Mobile, select the host, enable mobile connections, and choose Pair via cloud. Open Tyde mobile on your phone, scan the pairing QR, and complete the Tyggs Pass sign-in flow. For access through your own network, Tyde also supports Pair via local server with direct hosting configured.

Learn how to use Tyde on your phone.

Review the work where it happens.

Open projects with one or more repository roots. Browse files, inspect working changes, and explore Git commits. Comment on files, diffs, and committed changes, then submit precise feedback to an agent.

Use workbenches to give independent changes separate Git working trees. Follow symbols and references with Rust and Python language-server integrations.

Let different agents work together.

An agent can use Tyde’s tools to create subagents on other available harnesses. Delegate an investigation, ask for an independent review, or coordinate several bounded tasks. Follow the parent and its children in the same studio.

Define reusable agents with instructions, skills, MCP servers, and tool policy. Manage those definitions on each host and reuse them across supported harnesses. Individual harness capabilities and provider limits still apply.

Get started

Download and install Tyde.
Open Settings → Backends on the local host and check your harness’s readiness. If it is already installed and signed in, use your existing setup.
Start New Chat. You do not need a project for your first conversation.
Open a project to browse code and review changes, or add a remote host under Settings → Hosts.

Read the user guide

Already installed Tyde? The user guide explains the interface and gives step-by-step instructions for its features:

Read the Tyde User Guide online, or browse the repository edition.