AI coding agents for software agencies.

Each developer runs Claude Code, Codex and the rest across your clients’ repositories, with a workspace per client and a second agent reviewing the work before it comes back to them.

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The workspace menu open on API gateway, listing Daybreak, API gateway and Studio website, over Felix’s and Nora’s windows.

01 · Backlog

Hand each issue to an agent.

Pull a client’s GitHub issues onto the canvas and drop each on a window. A note dropped on a busy agent waits its turn.

02 · Review

A second agent reviews the first.

Build and review hands the result to a fresh agent with a brief. Review and fix sends findings back for a set number of rounds. A developer still signs off.

03 · Explain

Draw the system for the client.

Ask an agent to draw the architecture beside its terminal. The diagram is hand-drawn and editable.

Also on the canvas.

PR flight board
Pull requests by stage, and what needs you.
Workspaces
One per client: folder, agents, layout and backdrop.
Usage rings
Runway per provider, with reset times.

Worth knowing.

Starkomand Pro is licensed per Mac, so each developer needs their own license. There is no shared team canvas or admin console.
Every agent runs with the developer’s own provider sign-in and plan.

Questions.

Is there a team plan?

No. Starkomand Pro is a one-time license for one Mac, so each developer buys their own. There is no shared canvas, admin console or central billing.

Can developers use the company’s AI plans?

Yes. Each agent runs signed in as the developer, with the plan they use in the terminal today. Starkomand does not resell tokens or ask for API keys.

How does the agent review work?

From Workflows, choose Build and review for one independent review, or Review and fix to send findings back to the implementing agent for a set number of rounds. Each verdict and its evidence stay in the task history, and a developer decides when the work is done.

Does client code leave the developer’s Mac?

Only through the agents, which send what they read to their own provider, as in any terminal. There is no Starkomand account or cloud workspace, and the local server listens on the Mac only.

Other ways to use it.

The same canvas, set up for other work. See every use case.

Bring the agents you already pay for.

Every agent, every feature, free for 3 days. Your CLIs are already installed; the canvas takes a minute.