Cindy is an open-source AI agent for desktop and mobile that runs on your own machine and wraps the Claude Code, Codex and Pi harnesses behind one interface.
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Models and harnesses can switch mid-task while memory, skills and tools stay continuous, and the agent can drive your browser, computer and phone or take work from IM and schedules.
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Mix Claude Code, Codex and Pi harnesses with any model and switch mid-task without losing context
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Plan, execute in parallel and review one task with agents on different harness and model combinations
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Shared memory, reusable skills, MCP tools and scheduled automations across harnesses
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Drives the browser, computer and Android phone, plus SSH and remote servers
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Integrations with Slack, Feishu, GitHub, Jira, GitLab, Confluence and Google Workspace
Freemium
Apache-2.0 client is free with your own API keys, existing Claude Code, Codex or Pi coding plans, or local models; an optional managed model service starts with a $20/month Plus plan.
Best for
Developers and power users who already pay for Claude Code or Codex and want one local agent app that orchestrates multiple harnesses with shared memory.
Not ideal for
Teams that need a fully self-hosted backend today, since the hosted service backend is not part of the open-source repo, or users who only want a single CLI agent.
A fast-moving, well-adopted multi-harness agent client that makes Claude Code and Codex usable from one desktop and mobile app.
Trending on GitHub in October 2026 with near-daily releases (v0.1.115 on October 23, 2026) and a Team and Enterprise waitlist.
As of
Is Cindy free?+
Cindy is Freemium. Apache-2.0 client is free with your own API keys, existing Claude Code, Codex or Pi coding plans, or local models; an optional managed model service starts with a $20/month Plus plan. Check the official site for current plans.
Is Cindy open source?+
Yes - Cindy is open source. Apache-2.0 client is free with your own API keys, existing Claude Code, Codex or Pi coding plans, or local models; an optional managed model service starts with a $20/month Plus plan.
How much does Cindy cost?+
Apache-2.0 client is free with your own API keys, existing Claude Code, Codex or Pi coding plans, or local models; an optional managed model service starts with a $20/month Plus plan. Pricing changes often - verify on the official site.
Who is Cindy best for?+
Developers and power users who already pay for Claude Code or Codex and want one local agent app that orchestrates multiple harnesses with shared memory.
Who is Cindy not ideal for?+
Teams that need a fully self-hosted backend today, since the hosted service backend is not part of the open-source repo, or users who only want a single CLI agent.
What are the best Cindy alternatives?+
The closest Cindy alternatives on ai.dosa.dev are Jules, OpenHands, SWE-agent - all listed under Autonomous & Async Agents.
Who makes Cindy?+
Cindy is developed by XD Inc.. It is listed in the Autonomous & Async Agents category on ai.dosa.dev.
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