
The Ministry of Many Sessions
Run several agent sessions side by side, each with its own working directory, git branch and permissions, and full tool support: Bash, Read, Write, Edit and the rest.
The AI workstation for writing code.
Run Claude Code, Codex and other AI coding agents on your own repositories: several at once, each with its own terminal, git branch and permissions, every token and tool call on screen, and the risky ones in a very nice cage. Self-hosted. One Go binary. Considerable dignity.
Eggify 2.0.0 for Apple Silicon · macOS 13.4 or later · signed & notarized
Eggify runs in your browser and on your machine. AI agents write, run and test code in your repos while you watch, steer and approve.
- row := store.Find(token) + row := store.Find(hashToken(token))
ok internal/auth 0.42s 38 passed
Everything a developer needs to keep a troupe of AI coding agents productive, accountable and, broadly speaking, under control.

Run several agent sessions side by side, each with its own working directory, git branch and permissions, and full tool support: Bash, Read, Write, Edit and the rest.

Live token usage, costs, tool executions, git status and running processes, streamed over WebSockets the moment they happen.

Claude, OpenAI Codex, DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi or any Anthropic-compatible endpoint. Move a live session to another model without starting over; the conversation comes along.

Sandboxed sessions with an egress allowlist, tool-by-tool approvals, protected secrets and workspace trust. And YOLO mode, for when you simply want it done.

Speak your prompt instead of typing it. Speech-to-text with Parakeet runs locally, no cloud API and no API key.

Pass a session's context, history and notes to a fresh agent with a single-use token, and carry on exactly where the last one left off.
“I came here for an argument with my agents, and got a perfectly reasonable audit trail.”A satisfied operator, probably
Three steps. No ministry approval required.
Eggify for Mac, server included. Drag it to Applications, open it, and it keeps itself up to date.
Or build it yourself:
Eggify is a single Go binary with the dashboard built in. Build it from source with just build (needs Go and Node).
Run ./eggify. It opens https://localhost:3333, where you choose a username and password.
Add a provider, pick a project and start a session. The egg in the corner tips his hat when they get to work.
# fetch the source $ git clone https://github.com/schlunsen/eggify $ cd eggify # build (frontend + Go binary) $ just build # and now for something completely different $ ./eggify