Caw

Web interface for AI agents.

Features

Run Agents in the Browser Launch Claude Code, Codex CLI, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, Antigravity, Command Code, Pi, Oh My Pi, or Hermes side-by-side — Caw auto-detects which agents are installed and spins up a terminal pane for each.
Agent Control Center Stop babysitting terminals. Caw watches each agent's transcript and shows its real-time state — Working, Needs Input, or Idle — on a live Kanban board.
Parallel Git Worktrees Each agent works in its own isolated git worktree and branch, created and cleaned up automatically — fan prompts across agents in parallel with zero file clashes.
Push Notifications Walk away and stay in the loop. Get a push notification when an agent needs your input or finishes its task — on your desktop browser or on your phone.
Usage Quota Monitoring Keep an eye on your spend. Caw shows live usage limits and reset times for Claude, Codex, Copilot, Antigravity, OpenCode, Command Code, Ollama, OpenRouter, and Zed.
Voice Mode Skip the keyboard. Dictate commands and messages straight to your agent with speech-to-text — using your browser's built-in engine or a private local one.
Pet Companions Petdex pets wander along the bottom of your terminal areas and react to what your agents are doing.

Supported agents

Caw launches any CLI coding agent that runs in a terminal. These are detected on your machine and supported out of the box:

Claude Code    Codex CLI    GitHub Copilot    Antigravity
OpenCode    Command Code    Pi
Oh My Pi    Hermes
Fx

Usage quota providers

Caw can show live usage limits and reset times for the following providers:

Claude    Codex    GitHub Copilot    Antigravity
OpenCode    Command Code    Ollama
OpenRouter    Zed

Supported commands

caw              Start the server (default)
caw update       Update caw to the latest release
caw version      Print the current version
caw help         Show available commands

Run caw help for the full list of flags, commands, and environment variables.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for commit and branch naming conventions.