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Your AI engineering manager.

Every agent, accounted for.

Run Claude Code and Codex across every project without losing track. Know which agent is waiting on you and what each one actually changed, without digging through terminals.

Works with Claude Code and CodexRuns on your own Claude and ChatGPT plansYour code stays on your Mac
Sample projects drawn in the app’s own design, not captured from a live app.Fig. 1 · Home

Why Dervo

One agent is an engineer. Dervo is the manager.

Running one agent in one project? The CLI is enough. Dervo is for when you have several, across projects, and need to know which one is waiting on you.

Claude Code or Codex on its own

  • ScopeOne session, in the folder you opened it in.
  • RecordWhat the agent says it did.
  • LimitsWhen it hits its usage limit, the work stops.
  • DoneWhen the agent says it is.
  • YouKeep track of the rest yourself.

With Dervo

  • ScopeEvery project and both agents, in one Home.
  • RecordWhat each run changed and how it ended, seen by Dervo.
  • LimitsContinue the same thread in the other agent.
  • DoneWhen your project’s own checks pass, or it says what broke.
  • YouOne list of what needs you. Open any row.

How it works

Hand it the work. Come back to the truth.

What Dervo does for every run, in order. Pick one to see it in the app.

HomeAll projects
Add rate limiting to the CLI’s upload command.Started a thread in cli
I started Rate limits under cli. Codex is reading upload.ts first.
Make the upload command retry on a 429 too.Added to Rate limits in cli
That’s part of Rate limits, so I added it there instead of starting a new thread. Codex picks it up after the step it’s on.

Ask about any project, or say what to do next

+Auto: picks the thread ⌄

The record

Why not a status file, or a status dot?

Other setups rely on the agent to report on itself. Dervo keeps its own record.

What you want to knowA STATUS.md or handoff fileA status dot or paneDervo
Knows a run finishedIf the agent wrote it downYesYes, from its own record
Knows what it changedIf the agent wrote it downNoYes, file by file
Says when it lost trackNoNoYes
Works across Claude Code and CodexIf you keep it upDepends on the toolYes, in one thread

Dervo knows because it starts the runs itself. Sessions you start in tmux or another app won’t show up in Home, but you can import the past Claude Code and Codex conversations you want to keep.

Beyond the Mac window

Check in from your phone. Hand work to the cloud.

Send to cloud, @agents and voice are in the beta now. The iPhone app is on its way, and the waitlist hears first.

Dervo on your phone

The same Home on iPhone. Answer the agent that’s waiting, send a message or stop a run, from anywhere.

  • Your Mac stays in charge. The phone is a remote.
  • End to end encrypted between your phone and your Mac.
  • Shows “Mac away” instead of guessing when it can’t reach it.
HomeLaptop closed
Changelog draft
Codex cloud · Running, 2 files
Flaky test hunt
Claude’s cloud · Unknown until its branch comes back

Send to cloud

Start a task in Claude’s or Codex’s own cloud, on the plan you have, and follow it in Home with the laptop closed. Codex’s cloud needs an environment you set up on chatgpt.com/codex. When Dervo can’t see the run, it says “unknown”.

@reviewer is this migration safe to run twice?
reviewer · Claude Code · reads only
Yes. The second run finds the column and does nothing.

Message this thread

Your own @agents and routines

Give an agent a name, a brief and its own account, then @mention it in a thread. Routines you set up in plain words report in Home only when something moved.

⌥ SpaceHold to talk to Home
“Push the export branch.”
That pushes code. Say yes to go ahead.
YesNo

Talk to Home

Hold Option-Space from any app and say what’s next. Speech recognition runs on your Mac after a one-time 830 MB download, it needs macOS 14 or later, and anything that pushes, deploys or deletes waits for you to say yes.

Privacy

What goes where.

Your Mac is the brain, Anthropic’s and OpenAI’s clouds are the muscle. Dervo doesn’t host your code or resell AI usage.

Stays on your Mac

Your code, your threads, the record of every run and your project memory.

Goes to Dervo

Your account and plan. Usage and error reports with no code, file paths or text, on by default, with one switch in Settings to turn them off. Feedback, only when you send it.

Goes to Anthropic and OpenAI

What your agents send, under your own accounts, the same as using Claude Code or Codex on their own.

Pricing

One plan. Try it free first.

Dervo Pro

$15 per month

Starts with a 7-day free trial when paid plans open. Billed monthly or yearly after that.

Join the waitlist
  • Claude Code and Codex on your own plans
  • Home across every project
  • Continue in the other agent at a limit
  • Project memory

Prices in USD, plus local tax. Your Claude and ChatGPT plans aren’t included. The private beta stays free until paid plans open.

Questions

I’ve built my own scripts for this. Why switch?

Keep them if they cover you. Dervo is for when you want one record you didn’t have to write, across both agents and every project.

How is this different from Claude’s or OpenAI’s own apps?

Each of those runs its own agent. Dervo runs Claude Code and Codex side by side, across every project on your Mac, keeps its own record of every run, and lets one carry on in the same thread when the other hits its limit.

Do I need my own Claude or ChatGPT plan?

Yes. Dervo runs the tools you already pay for. It doesn’t sell AI usage.

Which computers does it run on?

Apple Silicon Macs, for now. On Windows, Linux or an Intel Mac? Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you first.

Do I have to stop using tmux or my terminal?

Dervo starts its own agent runs, so sessions you start somewhere else don’t show up in Home. You can import the past Claude Code and Codex conversations you want to keep.

Is my code sent to Dervo?

No. Dervo never gets your code or transcripts. What your agents send goes to Anthropic or OpenAI under your own accounts. Here’s exactly what leaves.

I built Dervo because I was running Claude Code and Codex across a handful of projects and kept losing track of which one was waiting on me, and what each one had actually done. If that sounds familiar, join the list and tell me what you’d want it to do.

Bryce Rambach, building Dervo · X · Discord

Private beta

Join the waitlist.

Dervo is in private beta on Apple Silicon Macs. People on the waitlist get the first builds, and hear first when paid plans and the free trial open.

We’ll only use your email for your beta invite and launch news. No confirmation email. Privacy.