Orchestrate Claude, Codex, & Cursor in one agent IDE. Use Codex for free when you download the desktop app 👇

the frontier
Joined March 2019
A tour of Unstoppable Code, top to bottom. 🔍 Search across the whole workspace 🧭 App Advisor, ask how to do something and it does it ⏰ Automations that wait for an event and ping you 🔌 Plugins and MCP, bring the tools you already use ⚙️ Pipelines, build a workflow once and run it forever 🎛 Set the app up the way you work 🌳 Parallel coding agents, each in its own worktree 💬 Cowork for the work that has no repo
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Remote control is now live for @unstoppableweb Now you can submit PRs from the toilet !
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Taking some time for yourself? Don’t worry your AI agents can keep working while you’re away. Whether you’re grabbing a coffee, on a weekend retreat, or just enjoying some time outside, Unstoppable Code’s Remote Control keeps your agents within reach from your phone. Check in anytime to track their progress, answer questions, or approve the next step. Your computer stays online running the work, and you stay in control wherever the day takes you.
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and coming soon - subagent concurrency limits
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Multi-threading your agents eating up too much RAM? Check out performance settings where you can set concurrency limits, memory warnings, and more 👇
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It’s almost 2027. Your coding agents shouldn’t be fighting over the same branch. Unstoppable Code lets you run Claude and Codex side by side in one project. Put Claude on the checkout flow. Put Codex on the nav bug. Each task gets its own git worktree, branch, and working directory, so agents don’t overwrite each other’s changes mid-flight. You still review the plan. You still inspect the diff. You decide what merges. Parallel agents. Isolated worktrees. A clean main branch.
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in @unstoppableweb you can build multi-agent workflows like this with Claude, Codex, and Cursor!
Agent tree component, see who started whom
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Work in the cloud or on your desktop. Tell Unstoppable what you want built. It sets up the workspace, starts the work in your browser, and keeps everything ready for when you move into the desktop app. Also, our web agents now support using MCP servers right in your browser!
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Interesting approach from @unstoppableweb Their IDE lets you run Claude and Codex together in code review loops, customize multi-agent workflows, and switch between agents in one place The cross-agent code review is what caught my attention
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cooking up 🔜 multi-device remote control 🕹️
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After a day of running coding agents, two questions come up: what actually ran, and what it cost? Unstoppable's usage dashboard tracks token usage, spend, and activity across every session, model, and agent. It shows chat sessions and completed turns, pipeline runs, which repos got a new PR, and how token use breaks down by model or provider. Switch to the seven-day view to compare week to week, catch your most expensive runs, and right-size usage before it turns into a surprise bill. Tokens, runs, and cost in one place. Download for macOS and use Codex for free:
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I'm really enjoying the Unstoppable IDE 🚀 The @unstoppableweb IDE lets you bring your own Claude and Codex subs, then run review loops with both agents on the same change. Better than trusting one model to review the change. You can switch between Claude, Codex, and Cursor in that IDE, with the terminal and browser there too. Planning, bug fixes, and review stay in one place instead of three apps.
🤝 Paid partnership
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Check out this demo by @Spacho24 showing how he uses Unstoppable to deploy his first website With the right tools, anyone can be a developer now!
Codex & Claude Connector for better efficiency The purpose of this video is to show what tool is given to you, and it can help you from a newby in digital that deployed his first web site online in June 26
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Thanks for trying Unstoppable Code @Spacho24! It's great to see it being used in the wild.
Codex & Claude Connector for better efficiency The purpose of this video is to show what tool is given to you, and it can help you from a newby in digital that deployed his first web site online in June 26
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The useful part is answering an agent’s question from your phone instead of leaving the task stuck until you get back. Remote Control keeps it tied to your desktop workspace, so the computer still needs to stay online.
Remote control just shipped to @unstoppableweb mobile app Now you can keep your PRs moving, even from the toilet
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Unstoppable.ai retweeted
Remote control just shipped to @unstoppableweb mobile app Now you can keep your PRs moving, even from the toilet
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Unstoppable.ai retweeted
One handy @unstoppableweb feature I love - I hit my Claude 5h limit and it continued on with Opus seamlessly using my Unstoppable AI credits. Just another reason it pays to stack plans and not get locked into a single ecosystem
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Open four worktrees and paste one of these into each: "Add dark mode to the settings page." "Write API tests for the billing endpoints." "Fix the flaky login test." "Review yesterday's PR and list what you'd change." Each agent gets its own worktree, so the four run at once and the changes stay apart. You come back to four diffs to review.
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The web app, the API and the shared packages in one Workspace. The agent sees the whole system. Each agent still works in its own worktree, so a change across three repos stays as tidy as a change in one.
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Unstoppable.ai retweeted
Pace the frontier 🤝 jumping model versions by 0.5 Opus 5.5 is now available in @unstoppableweb alongside the GPT 6 family Bring your own subscription or take advantage our free AI credits to stretch your token budget to the max Claim your free credits with the link below
Introducing Claude Opus 5.5, the first model in our new Claude 5.5 family. It performs at the level of Claude Fable 5.1 for most tasks, and costs 40% less to run than Opus 5.
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