Works with your stack

AI tools, computers and accounts: Codo connects them without taking anything over.

AI tools

Claude Code
The setup adds Codo hooks and an MCP server entry. Codo can also install Claude Code for you with the official installer.
Supported
Codex
The setup adds Codo hooks and an MCP server entry to the Codex configuration.
Supported
Cursor
The setup adds Codo hooks and an MCP server entry to the Cursor configuration.
Supported
OpenClaw
Start OpenClaw with codo run. Its sessions report to the workspace when it speaks the Codo hook protocol.
Experimental
Custom agents
Point Codo at your own command. Agents that speak the Codo hook protocol show up like any other tool.

Computers

Windows
Connector and desktop app for Windows 10 & 11.
Supported
macOS
Connector in beta. The Mac app is coming soon.
Beta
Linux
Connector in beta, set up with the setup prompt.
Beta

Accounts

GitHub
Sign in with GitHub and link repositories through the Codo GitHub App.
Supported
Google
Sign in with your Google account.
Supported
Email code and passkeys
No password needed.
Supported

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The connector in the middle

A small program on your computer links your AI tool to Codo.

Your AI toolKeeps running on your computer, under your own account.
ConnectorStarts at login and listens on 127.0.0.1 only.
Codo workspaceShows your sessions live to your team, in the browser.

Checked installs

The installer verifies a signed manifest and a checksum for every file, and installs nothing if a check fails.

Settings backed up

Before the setup changes a tool’s configuration, it keeps a backup of the file.

How it worksFrom sign-up to your first live session.SecurityHow Codo protects your code.SoloBuild alone, never by yourself.

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