What is Starkomand used for?

Starkomand is a Mac workspace that runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other coding agents on one canvas, with GitHub issues, diagrams, previews and voice control. It is a good fit for running Claude Code and Codex side by side on a project, handing a task to another agent when limits run out, and reviewing agent output in a preview next to the terminal.

How much does Starkomand cost?

Starkomand is a paid product with no free plan. Every feature is free for 3 days; after that it is a one-time purchase with one license per Mac.

Is Starkomand open source?

No. Starkomand is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Developer Tools category, open-source options include Munder Difflin, Atlas and Agentacct.

What are some alternatives to Starkomand?

Starkomand competes with Cursor, Claude Code and OpenAI Codex.

Starkomand: features, pricing and alternatives

About Starkomand

Starkomand is a macOS app for orchestrating AI coding agents. It runs the agent command-line tools you already have installed, such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot, OpenCode and Aider, signed in as you, and it never resells tokens or asks for a key. Agents appear as windows on an infinite canvas, one workspace per project, each keeping its own crew, layout and backdrop.

The workflow has four steps: drop a GitHub issue onto an agent, ask an agent to draw an editable diagram of the system, hand work to a fresh agent with a focused brief, and review the result in a browser preview window beside the terminal. Holding the Option key lets you speak commands to a named agent. Extras include a pull request board, usage rings per provider, a limit handoff that continues work in another agent when one runs out, and review loops. It runs on Apple silicon, has no account, and keeps its local server on loopback only.

Key features

Run several coding agent CLIs on one canvas
Drop GitHub issues onto agents
Editable diagrams drawn by agents
Voice control by holding a key and speaking
Handoff between agents with a focused brief
Local server with no Starkomand account

Good fit for

Running Claude Code and Codex side by side on a project
Handing a task to another agent when limits run out
Reviewing agent output in a preview next to the terminal

Tags: ai-agents; coding-agents; macos; claude-code; codex; voice-control; canvas; developer-tools

Starkomand: questions and answers

What is Starkomand used for?: Starkomand is a Mac workspace that runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other coding agents on one canvas, with GitHub issues, diagrams, previews and voice control. It is a good fit for running Claude Code and Codex side by side on a project, handing a task to another agent when limits run out, and reviewing agent output in a preview next to the terminal.
How much does Starkomand cost?: Starkomand is a paid product with no free plan. Every feature is free for 3 days; after that it is a one-time purchase with one license per Mac.
Is Starkomand open source?: No. Starkomand is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Developer Tools category, open-source options include Munder Difflin, Atlas and Agentacct.
What are some alternatives to Starkomand?: Starkomand competes with Cursor, Claude Code and OpenAI Codex.