
zeron
A native control plane for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Devin and other coding agents.
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Overview

Zeron is an open‑source workspace that gathers the sessions of several coding agents into one native window. It pulls in Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Hermes, Pi, OpenCode, Cursor, and Antigravity, presenting them the same way you use them on each device.
On a MacBook Pro, Windows PC, Linux box, or Android phone you start Zeron and the same agent session runs on that machine. From any other device you can view the session and interact with it as if you were there. For instance, you might launch Claude Code on your laptop, monitor the changes from your phone while you eat breakfast, and approve the diff from an armchair. Zeron displays the branch diffs in real time, the full commit history for every workspace, and exposes three distinct screens that stay synchronized. The UI is built with GPUI; reviewers repeatedly mention the smoothness of typing, scrolling, and animation.
Inputs to Zeron are typical of the underlying agents: code files, prompts, and commands typed into the agent's interface. Outputs appear as the agent's response in the same window: edited code, generated snippets, or build logs. Because Zeron drives the agents directly, you see the same session state no matter which device you access. The application is released for macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows (x86‑64), Linux (x86‑64 and arm64), Android (arm64), and iOS will arrive later. Every build is signed and comes with checksums and release notes. Availability as a desktop app (dmg, installer, portable zip, tar.gz) or a mobile app (apk) allows you to run it on almost any environment you own.
The tool suits developers who use multiple agents and want a single interface to manage them across devices. It offers a lightweight, fast experience without the need to switch between web dashboards or open new windows. The listing does not provide any pricing, usage limits, or performance benchmarks. It also does not state whether Zeron supports multi‑user collaboration or the level of security the agents provide.
Key features
- Unified view for Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Hermes, Pi, OpenCode, Cursor, and Antigravity
- Cross‑device session continuity: same agent runs on the machine where it was started
- Real‑time branch diffs and detailed commit history per workspace
- Three synchronized screens: session, diff, and workspace
Details
- Pricing
- Free
- Category
- Code
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Consolidates multiple coding agents in a single interface
- Remote piloting of session without handoff
- Smooth GPUI‑based UI with quick responsiveness
- Broad platform support covering desktop and mobile
Cons
- No iOS build available yet
- Pricing or usage limits not disclosed
- Limited public documentation beyond release notes and hashes

