Idea in. Launch out.
One cockpit for the whole flight: run every coding agent you already pay for, with design, notes and naming in the same window.
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Questions
- Do I pay for AI usage through Limewisp?
- No. Bring your Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or any other supported agent CLI and sign in with your own subscription or API key. Limewisp adds no usage limits and no markup, and it never proxies or stores your tokens. You keep paying your AI providers directly.
- Which agents are supported?
- Twenty-one CLIs today, including Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode, Cursor, Copilot, Amp, Qwen Code, Goose, Kimi Code, Kiro, Droid, Crush, Aider, Cline, Grok Build, Pi, Kilo, Mistral Vibe, Junie and Devin. Each installs with the vendor's own installer from Settings.
- Is voice free?
- Local voice, dictation on models that run on your machine, is part of every plan, including the free Cadet plan. The voice co-pilot, the assistant that answers out loud and acts on your panes, is part of Pro. Neither needs an API key, and the co-pilot's brain can be a free Gemini key, local Ollama or free tiers from Groq, Cerebras and OpenRouter.
- Which stations are live today?
- Code and Note are live, and Design and Name are in beta. Tools, a set of network and domain diagnostics, sits next to them. Video and Market are planned and not built yet.
- Windows, Mac or Linux?
- Windows is the primary platform, with ConPTY, PowerShell and WSL treated as first-class. macOS and Linux builds exist and are newer and less tested.
- What does it cost?
- Cadet is free. Pro and Team are paid, billed monthly or annually with a discount for annual. See the pricing page for the plans and what each includes.