Run Claude Code, Codex, Aider, and Cursor in parallel isolated sessions. Ocean merges the results, resolves conflicts, and ships to PR — all from one app.
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macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel) · Free during beta · Windows and Linux coming soon
You're working across Claude Code in one terminal, Aider in another, Codex on a different platform. You — the developer — pay the context-switching cost every time you jump between them. Where was that agent? What did it change? What's the current state?
And when you hand a task from one agent to another, the new agent starts cold. It has no context of what the previous one did, what decisions were made, or what files were touched. Every handoff is a context loss. Your mental model becomes the only bridge — and it doesn't scale.
One platform for all your agents. No more switching between terminals, windows, and platforms. Every session is visible in one place — with agent status, file changes, and activity timeline side by side. Your attention stays in one app.
Copy-on-write isolation means agents work on their own filesystem snapshots. The Session DAG tracks what each agent did and how work relates. When it's time to ship, hit Cmd+Shift+S — Ocean merges, resolves conflicts, and opens a PR. No context lost between you and your agents.
30+ features purpose-built for multi-agent development workflows.
Each session gets an APFS clone. Agents modify files independently. Zero-cost until writes diverge. No Docker, no VMs.
~50ms spawnReal-time conflict detection. Base/ours/theirs comparison. Hunk-level resolution. Or let Claude merge it for you in one click.
26-step pipelineMerge sessions, generate commits, and open a pull request. Multiple agents, one clean PR. Cmd+Shift+S and it's live.
Cmd+Shift+SAutomatically detects Claude, Codex, Aider, Cursor, Copilot, Cody, Gemini, and Devin. Status badges, health metrics, and waiting notifications.
8 agentsRich interactive UI rendered inline in the terminal. Buttons, cards, forms, tables, diffs, and progress bars — directly from Claude agents.
OSC protocolSessions form a directed acyclic graph. Spawn children that inherit parent state. Visualize how work branches and merges.
Cmd+Shift+GVisual DAG editor for multi-step task automation. TOML-based definitions. Event triggers for git.push, pr.opened, schedule.daily, and more.
event-drivenThree-tier extensibility: MCP servers, WASM sandbox, and native Rust plugins. Permission-based access. Plugin store built in.
MCP + WASM + NativeReal-time team sync via relay server. Shared workspaces with role-based access. WebSocket presence. JWT tokens secured in macOS Keychain.
RBACImmutable record of every operation. JSONL export for compliance. Filter by session, workspace, git, filesystem, or config events.
compliance-readyTrack token spend per session. Set budget limits with alerts at 50%, 75%, and 100%. Daily and monthly period tracking. Voice notifications for budget events.
per-session trackingCPU, memory, disk, network in the status bar. Agent dashboard with token usage and costs. Process monitoring. Activity timeline across all sessions.
real-timeStop context-switching between terminals, platforms, and agents. Ocean isolates their work, merges their output, and ships the result.
Your developers are already using AI agents. Give them a platform that makes it productive, auditable, and safe.
Ocean detects and monitors AI coding agents running in your sessions. No configuration needed.
Grab the latest release for macOS (Apple Silicon or Intel).
tar -xzf Ocean_*.app.tar.gz && mv Ocean.app /Applications/
Open Ocean. A default workspace with a terminal session is ready.
open /Applications/Ocean.app
Create sessions, run your agents, and let Ocean handle isolation and merge.
Cmd+T · Cmd+D · Cmd+Shift+S
Every shortcut in Ocean is fully customizable — rebind any command to match your muscle memory from iTerm, Warp, VS Code, or anywhere else.
Ocean is free during beta — and beta users and beta teams keep Ocean Platform free forever. Download now for macOS and see what multi-agent development feels like when the platform actually helps.
Windows and Linux coming soon.