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Skeezo

The macOS IDE that runs your coding agents in parallel

An agent-native macOS IDE for the CLI you already use. Run Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode in parallel lanes that hand off to each other, schedule unattended runs, review diffs, and steer it all from your phone. No API key — it reuses your login.

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Hi builders, I build with Claude Code every day, and the thing that kept breaking wasn't the model — it was everything around it. One terminal tab per agent. No idea which one was waiting on me. Handing context between them by copy-paste. Nothing running while I slept. Skeezo is the app I wanted for that. It doesn't ship its own model or ask for an API key. It drives the agent CLI you already have installed and logged in — Claude Code by default, or OpenCode or Codex — and inherits your MCP servers, your skills, and your CLAUDE.md as-is. What it adds on top: - Parallel lanes. Run a coder, a reviewer, and an architect at once, optionally isolated in their own git worktrees. - Team chat. Agents hand off to each other and ask you questions in a project-scoped channel, so a message in one repo doesn't interrupt another. - Unattended automation. Schedule a headless agent on an interval — clone a repo, check out a PR, review it, post the comment — with a live transcript and run history. It fires once no matter how many windows are open. - A real IDE around it. Monaco + LSP, side-by-side diffs and a commit graph, cross-repo search, terminals, multi-repo workspaces that auto-detect sibling repos. - Remote and mobile. Run the same backend on a VPS over SSH, or steer a live lane from your phone. Honest about what it is: macOS only. You bring your own agent CLI and your own subscription. It's a one-time purchase starts with $10. I'd genuinely like to hear where it breaks for your setup, especially if you run more than two agents at once. I'm here all day.

About Skeezo on Product Hunt

The macOS IDE that runs your coding agents in parallel

Skeezo was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 10 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #30 on the daily leaderboard. An agent-native macOS IDE for the CLI you already use. Run Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode in parallel lanes that hand off to each other, schedule unattended runs, review diffs, and steer it all from your phone. No API key — it reuses your login.

On the analytics side, Skeezo competes within Mac, Developer Tools and Artificial Intelligence — topics that collectively have 1.1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Skeezo performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.

Who hunted Skeezo?

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