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Your agents.
One workspace.
Bring the coding agents you already use into Rudr. Work on your projects, keep context close, and choose how to move forward.
Start with your agent
Rudr gives your coding agents a shared desktop workspace. Connect an existing supported subscription or API account, then choose a harness, model, and reasoning effort for your task.
Access and capabilities vary by harness. Rudr Code, our own built-in harness, is in pre-alpha.
Choose your harnessMake room for the work
Open a project folder in Code and keep the tools you need alongside the conversation. Arrange panels around your task, then follow the agent’s activity as it works.
Code, files, and terminal
Follow a task, inspect files, and run commands without leaving your workspace.
Arrange your workspaceChanges you can review
See what changed, inspect diffs, and manage Git work alongside your agent.
Explore Git toolsSpace to think out loud
Use a read-only Side chat to discuss the task, or start a voice conversation. Chat and voice can use separately billed API services.
Meet Side chatContinue with context
Your work can outlast a single session. Reference previous Code sessions to bring their context into a new task, or continue between Claude Code and Codex once the current run has finished.
Claude Code Context handoff 
CodexSwitching creates a linked continuation. A bounded handoff accompanies your next message; it does not transfer a running session or all of the provider’s internal context.
Continue with another providerKnow where you stand
Check remaining provider usage from the account menu, and open Settings → Usage for recorded activity and cost details. Provider limits, context usage, and estimated costs describe different things.
Each provider keeps its own account and limits. Availability and freshness of usage information depend on the provider.