Keep your sessions
Reattach to live managed work. Recover supported conversations after a process ends.
Scroll to choose a scene. Each scene plays automatically: parallel agents, pane layouts, and reopening previous sessions. This is an illustrative product walkthrough.
Your agents.
One workspace.
Bring Claude, Codex, and your favorite coding agents together.
Parallel work. A shared direction. You at the center.
Parallel agents.
Separate desktops.
Run agents side by side. Switch Spaces without interrupting their work.
Move. Split.
Make room.
Drag panes into place. Split your workspace without stopping your agents.
Pick up
where you left off.
Find a previous session in Sessions and continue it in a new pane.
Keep the work moving,
and the decisions yours.
Switch accounts. Keep the conversation.
Add your provider accounts once and pick one for each agent. When an account reaches its usage limit, switch to another and the session continues where you left off.
Coding agents and accountsFrom a GitHub issue to a running agent
Browse issues, pull requests and GitHub Projects in the sidebar. Press Start and New agent opens with the issue already written in, ready for a worktree of its own.
Start work from GitHubYour agents, from your phone
Pair your phone by QR code. See your agents, get notified when one is waiting for your approval, and answer in the session’s terminal. Android is in preview; iOS is pending.
Platform statusAgents report back. You make the call.
Launch tasks and schedules with the Dure CLI. Agents report progress and raise a decision when they are blocked; your coordinating agent brings it to you. The diff is still yours to review.
Messages and decisionsProjects in one view
Keep work from different repositories and SSH hosts together in Spaces.
Your familiar CLIs
Use installed coding agents and the provider accounts you already have.
Bring work with you
Choose recent conversations and preview the layout before importing.
You set the direction
Review diffs, send feedback and decide which changes move forward.
Tools for parallel AI coding agents
Worktrees, diff review, detachable panes, remote terminals and automation.
The tools to run agents in parallel, built into one workspace.
1One agent, one worktree
Give each task a dedicated Git worktree and branch. Independent tasks can move in parallel without sharing a working directory.
Start parallel work1Start an agent with ⌘N
Press ⌘N, say what you want done, press Enter. The pane opens where you are working.
Quickstart3Usage in view
See the limits and reset times Claude and Codex report, in the top bar and per account.
Usage and limits4Desktops, panes, multi-monitor
Switch desktops, split panes or open a session in its own window. Arrange the view around your attention without changing the task's folder.
Panes and windows4Remote development over SSH
Run agents on an SSH host beside your local sessions. Dure uploads what you paste or drop.
Work with remote projects2One agent, one worktree
Isolate a task and it gets its own Git worktree and branch. Parallel tasks share no working directory.
Start parallel workNot tied to any vendor.
Bring your installed coding-agent CLIs and existing accounts.
Conversation history, chat view and account tools vary by provider.
Claude Code
Codex
Kimi Code
Gemini CLI
Cursor CLI
GitHub Copilot CLI
OpenCode
Amp
Goose
Droid
Auggie
Grok Build
Hermes Agent
Cline
Continue
Charm
Codebuff
Kilo Code
Kiro
Antigravity
OpenClaude
PiFrom the first task to the final review
Keep each part of the workflow connected. Choose the view for the work in front of you, and keep control of what happens next.
| Workflow | Start with | Work with | Keep in view | You control |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parallel workParallel workflow | A Git repository | Dedicated worktrees | Separate branches | Task and checkout |
| SpacesSpaces and panes | Your projects | Agents and desktops | Activity and changes | Layout and focus |
| ReviewReview | Local changes | Diffs and comments | New and edited files | Feedback and merge |
| SSHRemote and SSH | A connected host | Remote folders | Working location | Host permissions |
| AccountsProvider support | A provider login | Per-agent selection | Reported usage | Switching settings |
| AutomationAgent coordination | A clear task | Runs and schedules | Run reports | Scope and timing |
FAQ
Do agents keep running when I close Dure?
Managed sessions can continue while their host process and machine remain running, even if the app disconnects. Reattach to the live session to continue. See sessions and recovery.
What happens when I restart the computer?
A reboot ends the process. Session Recovery can restore supported sessions into a new process; it does not make the old process survive. A sleeping or powered-off machine cannot execute work normally.
Does a worktree sandbox an agent?
No. Worktrees separate files and branches, not credentials, ports, processes or network access. Keep provider approvals appropriate to the task and review changes before merging.
What is Dure?
Dure, also called Dure AI or Dure ADE, is an Agent Development Environment (ADE) for coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Pi. It brings projects, agent conversations, terminals and code review together. Use your installed coding-agent CLIs and existing provider accounts. Start with the Dure quickstart.
Can I use remote servers over SSH?
Yes. Connect a host, browse remote folders and work with remote agents beside local sessions. Remote setup and permissions still apply. See remote and SSH.
Which coding-agent CLIs can I use?
The provider catalog includes Claude Code, Codex, Kimi Code, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and more. Terminal launch, history, chat, usage and account switching differ by provider. See the provider guide for details.