Make agent work visible
Developers should be able to see the repository, commands, browser state, and diffs behind an agent's result.
About Codius
A clearer way to work with coding agents.
Codius is an open-source command center and optional hosted-model service maintained by Prismosoft. It is built for developers who want faster agent workflows without losing visibility or provider choice.
Why Codius exists
Coding agents became fast. Their workflows stayed fragmented.
Codius brings agent sessions, worktrees, terminals, browsers, and review into one surface so developers can direct more work without losing the thread.
Keep provider choice
A useful workspace should support first-party models without removing existing agents, subscriptions, or local models.
Build on open protocols
ACP, MCP, Git, OpenAI-compatible APIs, and public source code make the system easier to inspect and extend.
Keep claims specific
Documentation should distinguish what is available now, what requires another provider, and what is still planned.
Product identity
Three connected, distinct products.
- Codius
- The open-source desktop command center for agents, projects, worktrees, terminals, browsers, diffs, and reviews.
- Codius CLI
- The open-source terminal interface for agents, workspaces, schedules, host pairing, and daemon administration.
- Codius Coding Plans
- Optional Pro and Max subscriptions that provide hosted Codius models through an OpenAI-compatible API.
- Maintainer
- Prismosoft maintains Codius App, the hosted API, documentation, and customer service.
Open source
Built in public. Controlled by you.
Codius App publishes its source, license, release history, and contribution paths so developers can inspect and shape the command center they use.
- Codius App
- Available under AGPL-3.0 with public source, releases, issue tracking, and contribution history.
Contact
Talk to the team maintaining Codius.
Product and support
Questions about the product, accounts, billing, or security can be sent to [email protected].
Open-source work
Use the relevant public GitHub repository for reproducible bugs, source contributions, and release-specific discussions.
Put your coding agents in one place.
Download the open-source Codius command center or explore the implementation on GitHub.