AI coding agents for freelance developers.

Run Claude Code, Codex and the rest on several client repositories at once. Each client gets a workspace with its own folder, agents, notes and layout, and every agent uses your own sign-in.

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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 · Clients

One workspace per client.

Each keeps its folder, agents, layout and backdrop. Switch with a click or by voice while the agents in the other workspaces keep working.

02 · Tickets

Drop the client’s issue on an agent.

Pull an issue from the client’s GitHub repository and drop it on a window. The note stays pinned beside the work while the agent starts.

03 · Delivery

Check it before the client does.

Open the running app in a browser window beside the agent that built it.

Also on the canvas.

Work summary
What each agent did, its checks and open questions, written when you ask.
Usage rings
Runway per provider, with reset times.
Pay once
One license for your Mac, with a year of updates.

Worth knowing.

Agents run with your own provider sign-ins, so what they read goes to that provider, as in any terminal. Check whether a client’s contract limits AI tools.
Restarting the Mac ends live agent sessions. Each workspace’s canvas, notes and task history stay.

Questions.

Can I keep client projects separate?

Yes. Each workspace has its own launch folder, agents, layout and backdrop, and new agents open in that folder. Agents in the other workspaces keep running while you switch.

Does client code go through Starkomand?

No. There is no Starkomand account, and the canvas and its local server run on your Mac. Agents send what they read to their own provider with your sign-in. A work summary is written only when you ask for one, by the model set in Settings.

Can I turn the agents’ work into a client update?

Press ⌘K and choose Summarize whole canvas. You get bullet points of what each agent did, the checks it ran and the open questions, ready to edit into your update.

What does it cost?

Every feature is free for 3 days. After that, Starkomand Pro is a one-time purchase for one Mac with a year of updates, and you keep the version you bought. Agent subscriptions are billed by their providers.

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.