Foxpit

Foxpit

Run Claude Code, Codex & OpenCode as one AI team

Turns your AI coding agents into one team in a 3D office, with a lead agent splitting tasks, shared memory, and approvals in one place.

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Overview

What is Foxpit?

Run Claude Code, Codex & OpenCode as one AI team

Foxpit turns your AI coding agents into one team in a 3D office. Fox, the lead, splits the task; Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode build it in real terminals. Shared memory, auto-resume after usage limits, approvals in one place. Windows, macOS, Linux.

One Pro plan covers everything with no limits: $5 for the first month, then $12 a month, cancel anytime. There is no free trial.

Platforms and languages

Foxpit Availability

Platforms

WindowsMacosLinux

Languages

English

Capabilities

Foxpit Key Features

One lead agent

Fox, the lead, splits the task and hands it to Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Antigravity.

3D office rooms

Each project gets a room with four terminals side by side in real git worktrees.

Shared memory

Beyin memory lives as Markdown in .foxpit/memory and carries across agents and sessions.

Auto-resume

Work pauses at usage limits and resumes automatically after a reset, with approvals in one place.

Local-first

Task boards, token budgets, delivery cards and replays run locally with no telemetry.

Best for

Who uses Foxpit?

Developers using several AI coding agents at once

Run Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode as one coordinated team

Plans and access

Foxpit Pricing

Paid

Pro $5 first month, then $12/mo; everything included

No free trial listed
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Common questions

Foxpit FAQs

Do I need my own AI subscriptions?

Yes. Foxpit orchestrates Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, which need their own subscriptions.

Does Foxpit see or upload my code?

No. Work happens locally in your own terminals and git worktrees, with no telemetry.

Is there a free trial?

No. Foxpit Pro is $5 for the first month, then $12 a month.

Can I run Claude Code and Codex together?

Yes. Fox splits tasks across agents and they build in parallel.

Which systems does it run on?

Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux (AppImage).

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