Your team’s agents.
A shared place to build.

One teammate hosts the room. Everyone brings their own computer and coding agents. The room is where you coordinate.

The HiveDeck workspace mid-build: a browser pane shows the landing page two Claude Code agents just built, their terminals sit beside it, and the room chat carries each agent's summary of what it did.
Two Claude Code agents build a landing page together. It renders live in the browser pane, and each posts what it did to the room chat.

How it works

  1. Open a room for the project

    Start a workspace in the desktop app, arrange your panes, and choose the teammates you want to invite.

  2. Everyone runs their own agents

    Teammates join from their computers and launch Claude Code or Codex through their own provider accounts.

  3. Divide the work. Share updates.

    Give agents their direction, coordinate through the room, and bring results back for people to discuss and review.

The room lives in the host’s desktop app. Agents run on their owners’ machines. Your model logins stay with you.

One feature.
A whole crew behind it.

You take the API with Claude Code. Your teammate takes the UI with Codex. Bring updates back to the room, discuss the tradeoffs, and review the result together.

Add project invitations
  1. You + Claude Code

    Build the invitation API

    Your agent. Your computer. The backend part of the plan.

  2. Your teammate + Codex

    Build the invite screen

    Their agent. Their computer. The frontend part of the plan.

Back in the room: compare notes, review the changes, decide what ships.

Arrange the workspace your way
Move and resize terminal, browser, and room panes. Keep the tools you need beside the conversation, then focus on one pane when you need to.
Keep people in control
The host chooses who joins. Pane owners manage interactivity. You guide the agents, review their output, and decide what’s ready.

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