Cockpit
Cockpit is a macOS app that consolidates and manages Claude Code and Codex agent sessions in a single local UI—organizing sessions, viewing transcripts and files, replying to prompts, and keeping versioned file histories without uploading data or requiring an account.
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Cockpit
Cockpit is a local macOS application designed to aggregate and manage sessions from existing agent harnesses (specifically Claude Code and Codex) in a single interface. It reads the transcripts those tools write to disk, presents sessions in lists and cards, and provides reply boxes, permission approval controls, and session controls without changing how you run your harnesses.
The app emphasizes privacy and local operation: there is no account, no telemetry, and nothing leaves the user’s Mac except the prompts sent to the model provider using the user's own API key. Cockpit is distributed as a free macOS download and is intended for users who run multiple agent sessions and want a unified, searchable, versioned workspace for those sessions.
A free, local macOS app that puts every Claude Code and Codex session in one window. See what each is doing, answer the ones waiting, start new ones, and keep hundreds organized. No account, nothing uploaded.
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Unified sessions view
Presents Claude Code and Codex sessions side-by-side in one window so you can see what every session is doing and which ones need attention.
Attention table
A single table that shows sessions that need user input from either tool, each with a reply box and quick actions (reply, approve permission, or stop a run).
Start sessions from the app
Create a new session without opening a terminal: pick a directory, type the first instruction, and choose Claude Code or Codex.
Files as tabs with version history
Files agents write appear as tabs with a timeline you can read backwards, diff, and restore from; every write is kept as a version.
Inline commenting and responses
Select a passage in a file and send feedback directly back to the session that wrote it as a targeted change or batch message.
Document viewers and plugin support
Built-in rendering for .docx, Markdown, CSV, images and more; you can add new viewers as drop-in plugins that live outside the app.
Organization and search at scale
Organize hundreds of sessions with categories (colours, icons, sub-categories), pin recurring flows, and search across past and present sessions.
Local-first privacy
No account, no telemetry, no cloud; the app reads local session transcripts and keeps your API key in a local file on your machine.
Pricing
Cockpit is free to use; users pay model providers directly by supplying their own API keys. There is no server or hosted data from Cockpit.
Free
Free- Local macOS app with no account required
- You provide and pay for your own model API keys
Use Cases
Manage many agent sessions
Keep hundreds of Claude Code and Codex sessions organized, searchable, and pinned so threads remain where you left them rather than lost in terminal tabs.
Review and iterate on agent outputs
Open session transcripts and file tabs with full version history, select passages, and send targeted feedback back to the running session.
Start and control agent runs without terminals
Launch new runs from the app UI, choose model harness, pick directories, and interact with sessions without opening new terminal tabs.
Work with agent-written documents
Render agent outputs as documents (Markdown, CSV, .docx, images), add viewers via plugins, and restore previous file versions when needed.
Integrations
Claude Code
Supports sessions produced by the Claude Code harness, showing transcripts and letting you reply or control runs.
Codex
Supports sessions produced by the Codex harness alongside Claude Code sessions in the same interface.
Drop-in document viewers
Allows adding external/document viewer plugins (e.g., for new file types) that live outside the app.
Benefits
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Frequently Asked Questions
No verified FAQs are available.
Getting Started
- 1 Download the Cockpit app for macOS (Apple silicon and Intel) from the site.
- 2 Open the app (it opens with a double-click) and optionally read the guide linked on the page.
- 3 Hit + to start a session: pick a directory, type an initial instruction, and choose Claude Code or Codex.
- 4 Ensure you have and place your model provider API key in the local file Cockpit expects so prompts can be sent to the chosen model.
Support
Email [email protected] for questions, press, or early access.
docs
The site links to a guide and a 'See how it works' walkthrough; users are invited to read the guide before downloading.
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