Nothing to move into
Elsewhere: open their app, start the conversation again, learn where everything lives.
Here: add Oga to your agent, keep the conversation you are in, and hand work out from inside it.
Give your coding agent more hands.
You can only watch one AI coding session at a time. Oga hands the rest of the job to the other coding tools and accounts you already use, runs them in parallel, and tells you the moment one needs you.
Requires macOS 14 or later.
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macOS
Available
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Windows
Coming soon
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Linux
Coming soon
Works with
Your goal
Ship the release
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Codex
Builds the feature
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Claude Code
Writes the tests
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Pi
Reviews the change
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OpenCode
Updates the docs
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Antigravity
Checks the build
Why Oga is different
You keep the agent you already use.
Other tools ask you to move in: a new window, a new chat, a new place to keep your work. Oga adds one server to the agent you already have open, and the delegating starts there.
Every account you pay for
Elsewhere: one tool at a time, and its limit is your limit.
Here: work goes to whichever of your accounts has room, so hitting a limit stops one task, not your day.
Sent, not supervised
Elsewhere: panes to watch, each one waiting on you.
Here: a task carries its own brief, the files it may touch, and its own copy of the project. You get told when it lands.
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T3 Code
A control app for the agents already on your machine. Oga skips the extra app: you stay in the agent you already have open.
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Solo
A workspace your agents share. Oga needs no shared room: each task carries what it needs.
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Conductor
Cloud sandboxes that keep coding agents running after you close your laptop. Oga needs no sandbox: work goes out through the agent you already have and comes back to it.
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Bloom
One machine, one set of agents. Oga spreads the work across every account you already pay for.
Built for focused work
Keep your attention where it matters.
Move more work at once
Send implementation, research, and review ahead without leaving your current conversation.
Use the right model
Match quick edits to fast models and difficult decisions to deeper reasoning.
Stay in control
Set what each task can read, what it can change, and how it proves the work is done.
For bigger jobs
Send it away from your files.
Give the work its own branch. It runs in a separate copy of your repository, so nothing changes in your working folder until you merge.
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You ask
Tell your agent to run it on a branch of its own:
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It works apart
It gets a copy of the repo on its own
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You review
It comes back as a branch you merge, with the pull request link when it opens one.
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