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Lody

A shared workspace that lets a team open, watch and dispatch work to the coding agents and machines its members already use, from desktop, mobile, web or the CLI.

Lody

Lody is a shared workspace for the coding agents a team already uses, connecting any machine and any ACP-compatible agent such as Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, or OpenCode. Teammates can open the same agent conversation, see its full transcript, runtime status, files, and code changes, and add instructions, instead of passing around screenshots or pasted logs, while continuing to use the subscriptions, logins, models, and permission modes already configured on each machine; a machine stays private until its owner shares it with the workspace.

Work can be dispatched to any connected machine from desktop, mobile, web, or the CLI, with permission requests, progress, conversations, and code changes staying visible across surfaces. The CLI also registers local projects, inspects workspaces, machines, repositories and agent configs, creates and manages sessions, and can feed workspace data into other tools with --json output. Agents can create or reuse conversations, read their status and history, and delegate investigation, implementation, and testing to separate parallel conversations.

A machine connects by running npx lody daemon start, which opens a sign-in link.

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