Your project on the left, the editor in the middle, your own Claude Code session on the right. Each edit lands as a change you keep or undo, and Claude never stops to wait for your click.
Runs the Claude Code you already have, on your own Pro or Max plan. No second AI subscription.
Files change somewhere off screen, and you read a summary of the code instead of the code.
Diffs open as new tabs, steal the focus, or stop the run until you approve each one.
Open the same project on your laptop and the conversation, and everything Claude knew, is gone.
Or describe a new project, or clone one from GitHub. Codepit finds the Claude Code you have installed and signed in to.
Claude reads, edits and runs commands. Each step shows in plain words, and its plan stays pinned at the top and ticks off as it goes.
Keep or undo each change in the editor or in the review list (Ctrl Shift R). Or switch review off and let git be the review.
Each of these started as a wish people wrote down: in issues, forum threads and comments about working with Claude Code every day.
Open your page in the built-in preview, click the pointer, then click the thing you want different and say how. Claude gets that exact element: where it sits, its text, HTML and styles, a cropped screenshot, and the file it most likely comes from.
Point at several things before you send. Works on a running dev server and on a plain HTML file.
Turn it on in a project on GitHub and see who else is working in it right now: which files, which lines, and what for. Their initials show in your file tree and their lines in your editor.
Codepit warns you, and your Claude, before two people change the same lines. Sync with brings a teammate's work into yours, file by file, for you to review; Claude settles the clashes.
It goes through your project's own GitHub. Chats are never shared, and files that look like they hold a key stay on your computer.
Codepit reads every class and function and how they call each other, in 12 languages. Claude asks the map before it searches and checks what a change would touch, so it gets lost less in big projects.
Click any part to see what it uses, what uses it, and an explanation in plain words.
Write the jobs before bed. Claude works through them one by one, checks its own work, and puts each job in its own commit on a night branch. In the morning you read the report and keep the night or throw it away.
It watches your plan limit and stops or waits for the reset. It never pushes, deploys or spends money.
Codepit shows what your graphics card can run and which open models fit it. Claude can hand simple jobs, like a summary, a translation or a picture made with ComfyUI, to a model on your computer: free, private, and off your plan.
Open the project on your other computer and carry on in the same conversation, with your unfinished code. It travels through a private repo on your GitHub.
Codepit uses the chats Claude Code keeps, so claude --resume and Codepit see the same conversations.
Tabs above the chat, topic chats for UI or backend, chats that hand each other tasks, and a panel with every agent at work.
Slide back to the project before or after any Claude turn, see what changed since, and bring it back with one click.
The button runs the project's tests. The dot turns green or red, and Ask Claude to fix sends the failure.
An error in the page preview or in the log of a server Claude started shows up as a card. One click hands it to Claude.
Pictures, Markdown, CSV tables, SVG, PDF and HTML pages open as they look, with a switch back to the code.
A QR code next to the preview opens the same page on your phone, on the same Wi-Fi.
Drop or paste screenshots, PDFs, logs and folders. Mention project files with @ and they show as chips.
Your CLAUDE.md as a list of rules: for this project, just for you, or for every project.
Let Claude work in your own Chrome, or click and type on this computer, with a Stop bar always on top.
Every project and every chat at work right now, including Claude Code in a terminal in another folder. One click switches.
Yes. Codepit runs the Claude Code you have installed and signed in to, with your own account and plan. Codepit has no AI and no account of its own.
No. Codepit is an independent app that works with Claude Code. It is not made, endorsed or supported by Anthropic.
Nowhere new. Claude Code talks to Claude the same way it does in the terminal. Moving a chat to another computer and working live with a team go through your own GitHub, and only when you turn them on.
No. The chats are the same ones Claude Code keeps, so you can start in Codepit and go on with claude --resume, or the other way round.
Windows and macOS.
Codepit is in private testing and has no price yet. You pay for Claude as you do today.
Builds for Windows and macOS go to testers for now. Public downloads are not open yet.