ADE
Open-source workspace for running and managing several AI coding agents
Introduction
ADE is a local-first, open-source workspace that brings agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode into one place. Each task runs in an isolated Git worktree, and chats, diffs and pull requests sync across desktop, terminal, web and iOS.
- Added on
- Nov 2, 2026
- Website
- ade-app.dev
- Pricing model
- Free
Product information
What is ADE?
ADE is a local-first, open-source Agentic Development Environment that unifies AI coding agents in one synchronized workspace on macOS, Windows, Linux, the web, terminal and iOS.
How to use ADE?
Install ADE, open a repository and create a lane, which is an isolated Git worktree for a task. Pick an agent, describe the change in chat, then review files, diffs, tests and pull requests inside the app.
Core features of ADE
- Multiple agents in one workspace
- Isolated Git worktrees as parallel lanes
- Sync across desktop, terminal, web and iOS
- Pull request creation, review and merge
- Grid view for monitoring agent runs
- Linear issue integration
Use cases of ADE
- 1Developing several features in parallel without agents interfering
- 2Reviewing an agent-generated diff from a phone
- 3Running agents on a remote Linux machine
- 4Testing web interfaces with the built-in browser
Frequently asked questions about ADE
Which AI coding agents does ADE support?+
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Factory Droid, OpenCode and other listed tools.
Which platforms does ADE run on?+
macOS, Windows 10/11 x64 (beta), Linux via headless operation, the web, terminal and iOS.
Can I merge pull requests inside ADE?+
Yes. ADE covers PR creation, diff review, CI status, comments, conflict handling and merging.
Which category is ADE in?+
ADE is listed under AI Code Assistant.