Welcome to ADE

ADE runs every AI coding agent in one native workspace — macOS, iOS, and the terminal, synced in real time.

ADE runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Factory Droid, and OpenCode — every major AI coding agent — inside one native workspace. Every task gets its own git worktree, so agents ship features in parallel without colliding. Review and merge PRs in-app. Approve a diff from your phone while another agent tests on your Mac.

Quickstart

Ship your first agent task in five steps.

Key concepts

The vocabulary, in two minutes.

Download for Mac

Free, open source. macOS 13+.

Download for iOS

Install the ADE companion app from TestFlight.

What you get

Parallel lanes

Every task gets its own git worktree — its own branch, files, and sessions. Agents work side by side, no stashing, no context switch.

Every agent, one chat

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Factory Droid, and OpenCode — pick the model per task, all against the same lane with live diffs and approval gates.

Open, review, merge PRs

Every PR your agents open lands in ADE — diff, CI, comments, merge button. No GitHub tab. Auto-merge when green.

Tools, in context

A built-in browser, Files, Git, and the iOS simulator live right next to your chat, so the agent works against what you see.

One workspace, every surface

The same lanes, chats, and PRs follow you across the desktop app, the terminal, and your phone — backed by the same machine in real time.

Desktop

Terminal

iOS

The usual loop

1. Open a repository

   ADE creates local project state under .ade/ and leaves your source tree under Git’s control.

2. Create a lane

   A lane is ADE’s name for a git worktree — an isolated branch and working copy for one task.

3. Run an agent

   Ask for a change in chat, launch a terminal, or hand project-wide planning to the CTO.

4. Review the result

   Inspect diffs, terminal output, tests, PR state, and proof artifacts from one place.

5. Ship it

   Commit, push, open a PR, and merge — without leaving ADE.

App map

Work

Agent chats, terminals, and CLI sessions across lanes, with Git, Files, Browser, and iOS tools alongside.

Lanes

Create, inspect, stack, archive, and clean up isolated worktrees.

Files

Read diffs, edit files, stage changes, and resolve conflicts.

PRs

Create and review GitHub PRs, read CI, and manage stacked work.

Graph

Lane topology, PR links, stack relationships, and merge risk.

CTO

A persistent project-level operator with durable memory that reasons across every lane.

Runs the agents you already use

ADE doesn’t replace your agent — it runs all of them, against the same worktrees, in one place.

Start small. Your first successful ADE session should be one lane, one agent, one narrow change, and one review pass.

Quickstart

Follow the shortest path to a working agent.

Key concepts

Learn the product vocabulary before going deeper.