One task, through Rudr. See how the workspace brings it together.
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The right agent for the task.
Check your available usage, then choose a harness, model, and thinking effort for the task.
Check your available usage
More room for the actual work.
Bring the tools you trust into a workspace that stays with the task.
A place for every agent.
Keep sessions together. See what’s working, what’s waiting for your input, and what’s ready to review.
Command centerRun your agents in one place.
Live session statusSee what’s working and what needs you.
Workspaces & historyReturn to the right project and conversation.
Know where you stand.
View reported usage and reset windows where an agent provides them. Keep provider limits in sight as you choose your next session.
Usage remainingExample
Claude Code5-hour2% left
Codex5-hour76% left
CursorTotal Included48% left
Grok BuildSession33% left
Stay close to the result.
Open the tools you need beside each session. Browse files, check Git status, run a terminal, or talk through the work in side chat.
Git statusFilesBrowserTerminalSide chatSubagents
Your tools. On your terms.
Connect supported agent accounts or your own API keys. Access and billing depend on the integration you choose.
Claude CodeAgent sessions
CodexAgent sessions
CursorAgent sessions
OpenCodeAgent sessions
Grok BuildAgent sessions
Meta Muse CodeAgent sessions
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Features, usage reporting, and sign-in options vary by agent. Chat and voice may use separately billed API services.
And a harness of our own.
Rudr Code, our own coding harness, is now in pre-alpha. Built for the same workspace, with its own approach to planning and execution.
Pre-alpha · v0.9.0-dev
A few things worth knowing.
Is the alpha free?+
Yes. Rudr is free during the alpha. Any charges from the AI providers you connect are separate.
How do I get access?+
Rudr is free during alpha. Choose Downloads to find an installer on GitHub, then continue as a guest or sign in inside the app with GitHub, Google, or Discord. No access request or approval is needed.
Do I need to be signed in for Rudr to work?+
No. Choose Continue as Guest during setup to use Rudr without a Rudr account. Sign-in is required for cloud profile features, supported preference sync, account-level model and provider usage summaries, in-app issue submission, and cloud account export or deletion. Your AI providers may still require their own sign-in or API keys; cloud AI features still need internet.
Supported agents can use their own account sign-in. Other integrations use API keys. A coding subscription does not automatically cover chat, voice, or every model; provider charges and limits still apply.
What happens when I switch agents?+
Rudr can bring task context into another agent’s session. The context available depends on the source and destination. Provider-specific state, permissions, and credentials do not automatically transfer. Review the context and access settings before continuing.
Does everything run on my computer?+
Rudr is a desktop workspace. Connected AI services receive the prompts and context needed to do the work. Your chosen agent and provider determine model processing and their data policies.
Which computers can run Rudr?+
Available installers and system requirements are listed with each release on GitHub. Choose Downloads to see the current options.
Is Rudr Code the same as the Rudr app?+
Rudr is the desktop workspace for your agents. Rudr Code is our own coding harness, now in pre-alpha. You can also use the supported external agents in the same workspace.
Your next session starts here.
Free during alpha. Find installers and release notes on GitHub. No account or approval is required to download.