COOKREW an open-source spatial workspace for AI agents

Cookrew / Features / workspaces

Workspaces and saved teams: one project, one crew

A Cookrew workspace is a project directory with its own canvas, team and history. A saved team is a template of nodes, wires and turn histories; cookrew workspace create --team puts a saved formation to work in a new directory immediately.

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RECORDED1 steps, captured from the running app

How it looks

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    The workspace wall

    The workspace wall
    ● RECPressed the workspace pill: the wall slid in as tilted screens with Site Shoot picked in front, its directory under it and a snapshot of the canvas on its face, and BACK, DIRECTORIES, REMOVE and HISTORY below.

Questions about workspaces

What is a session workspace?

A workspace minted for one caller of a served team, sandboxed, and destroyed when the session ends, by the caller or by you.

Related

Orchestrate coding agents from one command line

People and agents share one CLI. Whatever you can type, the orchestrating agent can type too.

The agent team marketplace: open someone’s crew from a browser

The marketplace lists doors, not copies. A team stays on its author’s machine; you sign in, buy a seat once if it is priced, and get a live sandboxed session of your own.

Cookrew is an open-source desktop workspace for running a team of AI coding agents on one canvas. It runs Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi side by side, records every agent turn as a checkpoint, and can serve a saved team at a cookrew.dev address where anyone can open a live session from a browser or from the Cookrew app. Source on GitHub ↗