Your personal agent workspace.
A free, self-hosted foundation for projects, persistent sessions and code review on your own machines.
- Projects, hosts and Codex sessions
- Files, terminal, diffs and worktrees
- One developer, one connected workspace
One self-hosted workspace for your projects, long-running agent sessions and the people you build with. Keep the context. Move the work forward.
export async function resumeSession(id) {
− return createSession(id);
+ const context = await loadHistory(id);
+ await restoreWorkspace(context);
+ return continueSession(context);
}Inspect the work before you accept it.
Illustrative code, not production output.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKSPACE · QODARIUM IS IN DEVELOPMENT
Projects, agent sessions and the evidence behind every change. Connected, instead of scattered across terminals and tabs.
Explore all featuresGive meaningful work the time it needs. Keep the conversation, execution context and next step connected to the project, even when you leave the tab.
Bring repositories, sessions and working context into one navigable workspace. Switch projects without losing the thread of what each agent is doing.
Work with repositories on machines you control. Keep the browser light and the agent close to the code, tools and compute it needs.
Give parallel tasks their own working directories. Keep branches and changes distinct while they remain connected to the same project.
Stay close to the evidence. Inspect files, run project commands and review changes alongside the agent conversation that produced them.
Make decisions, instructions and useful outputs easier to find. Leave the next session with a starting point, not a pile of disconnected tabs.
Qodarium is designed to connect people to the work without moving the work into someone else's development environment.
Explore the architectureArchitecture direction. Relay, PWA and team services follow their release gates.
A personal workspace for developers who run coding agents across real projects and want to spend less time reconstructing the work.
Give a few developers a shared view of projects and agent work, with an explicit handoff when one person needs another to take the next step.
Keep an agent close to a prepared repository and toolchain on your own development server. Use your browser to stay connected to the work.
A Community foundation for one developer. A planned Team layer for the people you build with.
A free, self-hosted foundation for projects, persistent sessions and code review on your own machines.
The intended collaboration layer for small teams: shared context, explicit handoff and a clear review loop.
This is a product preview, not a paid offer. Availability is described in the roadmap.
Better agents do not automatically create a better working day. The project context around them deserves just as much attention.
When an agent-assisted task reaches a teammate, the quality of the transition matters as much as the quality of the first instruction.
Owning the machine is a starting point. A dependable workspace also needs clear boundaries, understandable failure states and a way back.
A workspace that holds the context while you focus on what comes next.