# SwarmPane > SwarmPane is a desktop workspace for AI coding agents. It runs the coding CLIs you already use in real terminals, beside your project files, Git and approvals. SwarmPane is a desktop application: coding sessions run through the coding CLIs installed on your computer, signed in with your own provider accounts. The website at https://swarmpane.com provides accounts, pricing, documentation and the journal. Facts below describe the current release. ## Key facts - Modes: Agent, Code, Chat, Workflow. Coding sessions run in real terminals on your computer, next to project files, Git, a browser preview and approvals. - Coding CLIs: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent, GitHub Copilot CLI, OpenCode, Grok Build, Kimi CLI, Aider, Droid run in Code mode terminal panes. Claude Code and Codex also power Agent and Chat conversations. You install and sign in to each CLI with your own provider account. - Workflows: chain up to 16 steps; each result passes to the next agent, approval steps pause the run, and runs are saved. - Jev Conductor: Jev Conductor (beta) routes a goal to one of your enabled coding agents, runs the checks you choose, and when a check fails hands the work to another agent with the evidence attached. You review the result before accepting it. One-time allowance of 5 million routing input tokens with SwarmPane Pro. Coding-provider usage is separate. Conductor beta is subject to availability. - Platforms: SwarmPane is built for macOS 13 or later. Windows (x64) and Linux (x64) are test builds while platform testing continues. Native voice requires macOS, and there is no iOS or Android app. macOS status: public release in preparation; see https://swarmpane.com/downloads for installers. - Pricing: SwarmPane Pro has a planned launch price of $29/month. Checkout is not open yet, and creating an account is free. Provider subscriptions and API usage are billed separately by each provider. Packaged desktop access requires an eligible active Pro subscription. - Voice: OverVoice dictates into a conversation or terminal pane on macOS (default shortcut Command + Shift + Space). The transcript lands as an editable draft, and nothing is sent until you send it. - Data: projects, conversations and workspace settings stay on your computer. The local core only accepts connections from the same machine. ## Not available yet - Public checkout is not open yet; the $29/month Pro price is a planned launch price. - Google and Apple sign-in are not available yet. - Windows and Linux builds are test builds; feature parity is still being validated. - Native voice currently requires macOS. - Cloud voice needs SwarmPane Pro and an internet connection; without them, the app can transcribe on the Mac instead. - There is no iOS or Android app. - Coding-provider subscriptions and API usage are billed separately by each provider. - Projects, conversations and workspace settings stay on your computer; the website account does not sync them between computers. - Website demos use sample files and simulated activity. - There is no hosted public API for starting agent work. ## Product - [Homepage](https://swarmpane.com/): SwarmPane is a desktop workspace for AI coding agents. Run Claude Code, Codex and other coding CLIs in real terminals beside your files, Git and approvals. - [Product tour](https://swarmpane.com/product): See SwarmPane at work: Claude Code, Codex and other coding CLIs in real terminals, workflows of up to 16 steps, and Jev Conductor checking each result. - [Pricing](https://swarmpane.com/pricing): SwarmPane Pro has a planned launch price of $29/month; checkout is not open yet. Every mode plus 5M one-time Jev tokens. Provider usage is billed separately. - [Downloads](https://swarmpane.com/downloads): Check SwarmPane installer availability. macOS 13+ is the primary desktop build; Windows and Linux x64 are test builds. There is no iOS or Android app. - [FAQ](https://swarmpane.com/#faq): Answers about pricing, supported coding agents, Jev tokens, platforms and cancellation. ## Documentation - [Documentation overview](https://swarmpane.com/docs): Learn your workspace, connect your tools, and take your first task from an idea to a reviewed result. - [Getting started](https://swarmpane.com/docs/getting-started): Install the app, connect your accounts, and start a small, reviewable coding task. - [Platforms](https://swarmpane.com/docs/platforms): What macOS, Windows, and Linux builds support today, and what remains in testing. - [Agent mode](https://swarmpane.com/docs/agent): Set up persistent agents with a clear brief and keep the result easy to review. - [Code mode](https://swarmpane.com/docs/code): Use real terminals, project files, Git, and browser previews in the same workspace. - [Chat mode](https://swarmpane.com/docs/chat): Ask questions, refine a brief, and return to the thread with its context intact. - [Workflows](https://swarmpane.com/docs/workflows): Connect work into a sequence with explicit inputs, outputs, and review points. - [Voice & dictation](https://swarmpane.com/docs/voice): Understand voice availability, permissions, and where your transcript goes. - [Accounts & billing](https://swarmpane.com/docs/accounts): Separate workspace access, provider usage, and local project data. - [MCP, skills & plugins](https://swarmpane.com/docs/mcp): Understand MCP connections, tool access, and what a Preview label means. - [Tasks & routines](https://swarmpane.com/docs/routines): Keep recurring responsibilities specific, observable, and easy to review. - [Troubleshooting](https://swarmpane.com/docs/troubleshooting): A practical checklist for installation, sign-in, agents, terminals, and voice. - [Guides](https://swarmpane.com/guides): Practical paths through SwarmPane, from your first session to a repeatable workflow. ## Journal - [Give every agent a job you can verify](https://swarmpane.com/blog/agent-workflows/): A practical way to turn vague AI coding requests into assignments with evidence and a clear finish line. - [When speaking helps you code](https://swarmpane.com/blog/voice-for-coding/): Use voice to capture intent and feedback quickly while keeping command execution under your control. - [Connect tools without losing track of access](https://swarmpane.com/blog/mcp-with-boundaries/): How to think about local MCP servers, tool discovery, permissions, and review before an agent acts. ## Optional - [Full text for language models](https://swarmpane.com/llms-full.txt): Key facts, FAQ, all documentation pages and journal articles in one Markdown file. - [Product information (JSON)](https://swarmpane.com/product-info.json): Platforms, pricing status, modes, supported CLIs, limitations and documentation index. - [Developer resources](https://swarmpane.com/developers): Technical context for builders working with SwarmPane, local tools, and coding agents: architecture, MCP, llms.txt and product-info.json. - [Help center](https://swarmpane.com/help): Set up your SwarmPane account, connect the desktop app and your coding-provider accounts, and fix common sign-in, platform and voice problems. - [Changelog](https://swarmpane.com/changelog): SwarmPane development progress and release availability.