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OpenCove

An Electron desktop app that arranges AI coding agents, terminals, tasks and notes on one infinite 2D canvas so a developer can see and resume parallel work at a glance.

OpenCove

OpenCove is a spatial development workspace for people who work with AI coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex every day. Instead of burying work inside browser tabs, sidebars and long chat threads, it places agents, terminals, tasks and notes on the same infinite canvas, so the full state of ongoing work stays visible rather than getting hidden inside linear chat history.

It supports running multiple Claude Code or Codex sessions side by side, keeping task plans, notes and terminal output in one shared workspace, and switching between projects without losing layout, context or execution history. Workspaces persist across restarts, including viewport, layout, terminal output and agent state, and can be snapshotted as space archives to revisit earlier states; separate directories and git worktrees keep different projects cleanly isolated. It is built with React, TypeScript and Electron and is licensed under MIT.

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