AI coding agents for enterprise developers.

Run the agent CLIs your company already uses on the codebase you work in every day: map the system, work your tickets in parallel and get a second agent’s review before you open a pull request. No Starkomand account; the canvas runs on your Mac.

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v1.0.6 · Apple silicon · free for 3 days · no account

Six agent windows on one canvas across three projects, Daybreak, API gateway and Studio, in Claude Code, Codex and Cursor; four are marked finished, and the rail shows usage rings for Claude and Codex.

01 · Onboarding

Learn a large codebase by drawing it.

Ask an agent to map the service you just inherited. The diagram lands beside its terminal, hand-drawn and editable.

02 · Tickets

Work your tickets in parallel.

Pull the GitHub issues assigned to you onto the canvas and drop each on an agent. A note dropped on a busy agent waits its turn.

03 · Review

Reviewed before your teammates see it.

Build and review hands the change to a fresh agent with a brief, and Review and fix runs bounded rounds, so the pull request you open has had a second look.

Also on the canvas.

Stays on your Mac
No account. The local server listens on 127.0.0.1 only.
PR flight board
Pull requests by stage, and what needs you.
Your approved CLIs
Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI or any command you configure.

Worth knowing.

Issues come from GitHub. Jira and Linear are not connected.
Check your company’s rules for AI tools and installed apps first. Starkomand runs the agent CLIs you already use there, with the sign-ins you already have.

Questions.

Does Starkomand send our code anywhere?

No. There is no Starkomand account or cloud workspace, and the local server listens on 127.0.0.1 with a key kept in your home folder. Agents send what they read to their own provider under your sign-in, as they do in any terminal. A few counts of launches, trials and setup steps help improve the first run; your work is never included.

Can I use my company’s Claude, Codex or Copilot plan?

Yes. Claude Code, Codex and Copilot CLI run signed in as you, the way they do in your terminal today, so your company plan and its policies apply. Starkomand does not resell tokens or ask for API keys.

Does it work with our internal agent CLI?

Yes, as a custom command. Starkomand launches the saved command exactly and offers only the controls it can support for it.

Is there an enterprise plan?

No. Starkomand Pro is a one-time license for one Mac, so each engineer needs their own. There is no single sign-on, admin console or volume plan.

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.