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Foxpit
Run Claude Code, Codex & OpenCode as one AI team
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Run Claude Code, Codex & OpenCode as one AI team
22 followers
Foxpit turns your AI coding agents into one team in a 3D office. Fox, the lead, splits the task; Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode build it in real terminals. Shared memory, auto-resume after usage limits, approvals in one place. Windows, macOS, Linux.
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hey PH 👋 im yigit, i built foxpit alone
the story: one day claude ate 62% of my weekly quota in a single day. i was letting opus write all the code. so i stopped doing that. now claude only plans and reviews, and cheaper models (codex, opencode, whatever's free) write the code
doing that by hand was a mess tho. 5 terminals, copy pasting context, forgetting who's doing what. so i made foxpit
fox (your lead agent) splits the task and hands pieces to the others
every agent runs in a real terminal, you see who's working and who's stuck in a little 3d office
one shared memory in your repo, so the next session doesnt start from zero
when claude hits the 5 hour limit, foxpit waits and continues by itself
your code never leaves your computer, foxpit only checks your plan
its $5 for the first month, then $12. would love to hear what breaks, i fix stuff the same day
Congrats! How does Foxpit decide which agent gets which task? Can I route by task type, like Claude Code for refactors and Codex for tests? And do the agents share one working tree or each get their own branch?
Huge congrats on the launch, Yigit!
I think every solo builder has hit that Opus quota wall and had to just stop working for the day, so this is a massive pain point you are solving. The 'little 3d office' to visualize the terminal states is a brilliant UX touch, too.
Quick question on the workflow: how does Fox (the lead agent) actually verify that the code written by the cheaper models is correct? Does it run local tests and loop the cheaper models back in if it fails, or is it strictly doing a syntax/logic review?
Wishing you a great launch day