Supported AI agents
CodeAgent Cloud (our own hosted agent), Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf/Cascade, JetBrains AI, Junie, Codex, Gemini CLI, Aider, CodeRabbit, and Kimi Code.
- No setup or linking — free to start
- Your own credentials
- One extension, three editors
- IntelliJ-family IDEs, 2024.1+
There are two ways to get an agent. Use CodeAgent Cloud — our own hosted agent that is ready instantly with no setup or linking — or pair the agent you already run in your terminal or IDE, which streams its prompts and responses to your phone. Claude Code is the most-tested paired integration; the rest connect through the codeam CLI or the IDE plugins, and most other terminal or IDE-based coding agents work too.
Our own hosted agent. Start instantly with nothing to install or link — no third-party subscription needed to try it.
The CLI runs Claude Code directly, so interactive flows (confirmations, plan mode, file selection) work end-to-end from the phone.
Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, Aider, CodeRabbit, and Kimi Code all connect through the codeam CLI, same as Claude Code.
GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Windsurf/Cascade connect through the VS Code-family extension; JetBrains AI Assistant, Junie, and Cascade (Windsurf's JetBrains plugin) connect through the JetBrains plugin.
- 1Pick your agent
Choose the client that matches where your agent already runs: terminal, VS Code-family, or JetBrains.
- 2Install and pair
Install the CLI or plugin, then pair with a QR code or 6-character fallback.
- 3Link credentials once
The agent authenticates with your existing API key or subscription — nothing new to manage.
- 4Control from anywhere
Prompt, review diffs, and approve interactive selectors from the mobile app or web dashboard.
CodeRabbit is linkable for AI code review and usable inside agent sessions alongside the coding agents above.
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