Starkomand

Run Claude Code, Codex and Cursor together on one infinite canvas

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Rashid[maker]· 21d ago
I built Starkomand to let macOS developers run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents together on an infinite canvas with shared context and voice control. It lets you drop issues from Github, agents draw diagrams, hand off tasks and review results all without an account, free for 3 days. I’d love your thoughts!

Running Claude Code, Codex and Cursor in separate terminal tabs gets messy fast: you lose track of who's doing what, agents overwrite each other's files, and you hit usage limits mid-task. Starkomand is an agentic development environment (ADE) for Mac that puts every agent on one infinite canvas. Hand work from one agent to another in one click, let Auto pick the right model for each step, and tap Space to see what each agent did, what it's waiting on, and the PRs and dev servers it left running. Control it all by voice if you like. It works with the plans you already pay for. No API keys, no account, no subscription, and everything stays on your Mac. Pay once

AI Code AI Coding

Run multiple AI coding agents on an infinite macOS canvas
Voice‑controlled canvas for hands‑free interaction
Leverages your existing AI subscriptions – no extra account
One‑click handoff between agents
Diagrams and browser previews beside each agent

AI coding workspace for Mac that lets you run multiple AI agents on an infinite canvas with shared context and voice control.

for: Mac developers who use AI coding agents and want visual workflow orchestration.
pricing: freemium · free trial
license: open source

developertimeline/starkomand-releases 0 0updated 19 days ago

v1.0.6Starkomand 1.0.619 days ago
v1.0.5Starkomand 1.0.5a month ago
v1.0.4Starkomand 1.0.4a month ago

works withGemini CLIGrok CLI

Key features

6 features of Starkomand

Infinite canvas workspace — Arrange agents, issues, diagrams and previews side-by-side on a limitless canvas.
Voice and hand-gesture control — Speak to agents or use gestures to move, resize and manage windows.
Agent handoffs and review loops — Pass tasks between agents with briefings and run bounded review cycles.
Project-specific workspaces — Each project keeps its own layout, agents, backdrops and task history.
Local privacy-first architecture — All data stays on the Mac; no account, no cloud storage unless you opt-in.
Supports any CLI AI agent — Run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Grok, Copilot and any other installed agent.

Use cases

Drop a GitHub issue onto the canvas and let an agent start working on it.
Ask an agent to draw a system diagram, edit it, then hand off implementation to another agent.
Run voice-controlled code generation while reviewing output in a preview window.
Maintain separate workspaces for multiple projects with independent agent setups.

Starkomand vs alternatives

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	Starkomand	Cursor	Cline	Aider	Tabnine
Best for	Multi-agent AI coding on macOS	AI code editing	IDE-integrated autonomous coding	Terminal pair programming	In-editor code suggestions
Pricing	Freemium	Subscription	Free	Free	Subscription
DevHunt upvotes	1	0	0	0	0
Launched	Oct 2026	—	—	—	—

Starkomand vs Cursor: Cursor is an AI-powered code editor, while Starkomand is a Mac-only canvas that orchestrates multiple agents side-by-side.
Starkomand vs Cline: Cline provides an autonomous coding agent inside your IDE, whereas Starkomand focuses on visual orchestration across agents on a canvas.
Starkomand vs Aider: Aider is a terminal-based pair-programming assistant; Starkomand adds visual layout, voice control and multi-agent handoffs.
Starkomand vs Tabnine: Tabnine offers AI code suggestions within editors, while Starkomand manages whole agent workflows on a Mac canvas.