Work with the coding agents you use
Start Claude Code or Codex with your existing credentials and CLI setup. OpenCode and Cursor are also available as experimental agents.
Jaade is an AI IDE for Claude Code and Codex: a local macOS workspace with agent sessions, terminals, files, Git review, history, skills, plugins, and MCPs.
An AI IDE brings coding agents and everyday development tools into one workspace. Jaade centers that workspace on visible, resumable agent sessions, with terminals, files, project context, Git review, permissions, skills, plugins, and MCP servers close at hand.


Start Claude Code or Codex with your existing credentials and CLI setup. OpenCode and Cursor are also available as experimental agents.
Move between the agent transcript, workspace files, terminals, branches, search, skills, plugins, and MCP servers without losing the active task.
See what changed, inspect diffs, stage intentionally, and retain session history so the path from prompt to code remains understandable.
Jaade complements the coding-agent CLIs and repositories you already use. It gives their work a persistent desktop workspace without pretending every task should be autonomous.
Choose a local workspace so the agent, files, terminals, Git state, and project context start from the same place.
Select the agent, model, effort, permission mode, and relevant context before describing the task.
Keep the transcript, tool activity, terminal output, and changed files visible while the coding agent works.
Inspect the result, revise or stage the changes, and resume the same session when the task needs another pass.
See the supported agents, session controls, model settings, and permission options.
Read the guideExplore the file browser, editor, search, and workspace-aware file tools.
Read the guideReview diffs, stage changes, work with branches, and keep Git decisions explicit.
Read the guideJaade combines coding-agent sessions with the developer tools needed to direct and review their work: project context, terminals, files, Git, permissions, history, skills, plugins, and MCP servers.
No. Jaade provides a desktop workspace around those agents. You continue to use your own credentials, subscriptions, CLI installations, provider settings, and repositories.
The terms overlap. AI IDE is the familiar category for an AI-enabled development workspace. AI ADE emphasizes the delegated, agent-driven workflow: configuring runs, supervising tool use, reviewing results, and resuming durable sessions.
Jaade is a local Agentic IDE for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Cursor. Run agents and terminals, coordinate projects, schedule prompts, review diffs, and keep history, memory, plugins, skills, MCPs, and summaries in one workspace.