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An editor rebuilt around agents, on your machine or in its cloud.
Runs its own agent, on models from several labs.
The Creator Toolboxwhere everyone starts equipped and connected.
Tools that hand work to each other, in one app. One agent runs across all of them and works the same controls you do. Bring your own keys and your own CLI.
YouThe agentTwo operators, the same full tools. The colours mark who does what, on every page.
Insiders go first. The Insider seat opens every module on 7 November, beta ones included: 1,000 seats*, $7 a month. The Free account follows a few weeks later. It runs on your own keys and your own CLI, and it is not a trial.
OrientationOne job, passed from tool to tool.1 of 7
Announcement. This orientation contains no slides. We apologise to everyone who came for the slides.
The stationsFull workshops, built for two operators.
The agent works in the same full tools you do: the real canvas, the real browser, the real ledger. The lights on each sign say what runs today and what we are still proving.
- Welcome to the Toolbox. You have been selected for this orientation because you own a computer.
- Behind each door is one tool. Each tool has two operators: you, and the agent. Both get the full controls.
- The tools pass work to each other. If you feel the urge to copy and paste, wait. It will go away.
- The agent asks before it does anything you cannot undo. It has been told about boundaries.
- Live in the app today
- Beta: usable, still changing
- Insider preview: built, still being proven
- Coming
- Status being confirmed
Further down the corridor and not open yet: C0LLAGE for design and image editing, C0:MAIL and C0:TUNE.
Scattered tools cannot pass notes.These can. Each row is a handoff the app performs.
Your screen recorder has never met your code editor. Your dictation app does not know your browser exists. Inside one app, a capture becomes a prompt, the prompt becomes a task, and the task becomes a line in the ledger.
Three good apps run an agent.Each runs its maker's. This one seats them side by side and adds the rest of the workshop.
Cursor, Claude Desktop and the Codex app can each run several agents, take a screenshot and listen to your voice. We read their own pages in October 2026, so we will not claim they cannot. The difference is what the sidebar holds.
Claude Desktop
Chat, Cowork and Code in one window, with connectors and scheduled tasks.
Runs Claude.
Codex app
A desk for agents that work in parallel, with a browser and scheduled tasks.
Runs Codex.
Their sidebar is a list of conversations with one maker's agent.
The C0VIBE sidebar is a list of tools.
- All the agents, one window. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and OpenCode run in split panes, each on the plan you pay for today. You do not pick a camp. Insider preview
- A workshop around the agent. A canvas for captures. Live Packs that carry context from one tool to the next. Insider preview A ledger for your hours and the agent's. Status to confirm
- A second person. Two cursors on one screen, and a handover of control that takes one consent. Live
- Your keys, your copy. Every account runs on your own keys and your own CLI. The source opens by the end of the year, so a team can run it on its own database. Coming
Announcement. For editing code by hand, Cursor is the better editor. C0:CODE is not an editor and has stopped pretending.
One agent. Every button.It hears, thinks, speaks and acts on four separate tracks.
The app has one agent. It works the tools through the same controls you use, and only the tools you opened to it.
You
Hears
Thinks
Speaks
Acts
You interrupt.It stops talking. It does not stop thinking.
- 36 modules, more than 750 commandsIt loads one tool's commands at a time and works the app through real controls.Insider preview
- Read and Control are separate permissionsYou grant them tool by tool. Both start switched off.Insider preview
- Destructive commands wait for your yesOne approval covers one command with one set of arguments, once.Insider preview
- One recipe, five toolsBrowser to board to chat to session to ledger, with an undo for each step.Insider preview
Borrow a laptop. Keep your work.Linux today. macOS and Windows soon.
You test your product on another operating system. You capture and dictate there. Back at your own desk, the work is waiting.
Boards
C0:CAP saves on its own and syncs through your cloud space. Two machines changed the same board? It keeps both sets of changes.
LivePacks
A .c0pack file carries context between machines and between people. Import it twice by accident and you still have one copy.
Insider previewNo connection
C0:REP indexes offline. C0:LINK queues up to 200 messages until you are back. C0:DIC has engines that never leave your machine.
Live and beta partsAnnouncement. The next section contains fun. Fun is optional and has a switch in Settings.
The building has three floors.You can work on the first one for the rest of your life.
The tools are the base. Above them sits a game layer, because building with AI feels closer to playing than to office work. Above that is a door we have not opened yet.
1the base
The tools
Everything above this line on the page. No game required.
2optional
The game layer
In a game you grind for numbers that stay in the game. Here the grind ships a product. Medallions come from tracked work, and your score travels with your profile.
- 98 medallions for tracked work
- VibeScore on your card and profile
- A 3D room with four arcade cabinets and darts
- An inventory: bag, belt, vault and forge
- A questline from first prompt to first release
3sealed
C0verse
This door is closed.Behind it: a persistent world for people who make things. It opens when it is finished. We checked, and it is not.
Announcement. By the end of the year you can read all of the source. We recommend a comfortable chair.
The source opens this year.Install it, run it, keep your data on your own database.
YesFor yourself
Install it, run it, change it. Free.
YesFor your team
Run it on your own servers with your own database. Free.
NoAs a competing service
You may not resell it as a hosted product that competes with ours. That is the one thing the licence keeps.
The licence is a draft under legal review. "Open source" has a strict definition that the third rule does not meet, so this page says "the source opens" until the final licence decides the word.
Four ways in.Insiders go first.
Free
$0 no card
- Opens a few weeks after the Insiders
- One download: Home, projects, library, C0:LINK lite and the local browser
- Runs on your own keys and your own CLI: Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, OpenCode
- Pro features stay locked
Trial
7 days Insider tryout
- The paid modules for one week
- After that the account returns to Free
Insider seat
$7 a month, locked while the seat is active
- Every module early, beta ones included
- A, B and C versions of new features, and a vote on which one ships
- 1,000 seats*
Pro, Ultra, Cloud
Later this year
- Inference included
- Your own CLI stays fully supported
* We may extend the programme to up to 10,000 seats if demand is very high.
Miss a tool? Prompt one.A marketplace where creators build the modules they miss, and get paid for them.
- Describe itTell the agent which tool you miss. It builds the module in a sandbox inside the app.Insider preview
- Polish itUse it, break it, fix it. It stays in your sandbox until it passes review.Insider preview
- Release itThe store lists it, other vibers install it, and you earn from it.Coming
Questions about the Toolbox.Platforms, pricing, permissions and your CLI.
Which platforms does the Creator Toolbox run on?
The desktop app runs on Linux today. The macOS build follows shortly, and Windows is coming soon. Boards and packs sync across your machines, and offline dictation engines and repository indexing keep working without an internet connection.
Do I need to pay for an Insider seat to run the app?
Only until Free opens. Insiders get in first, on 7 November. Free follows a few weeks later, with no time limit and no card. It runs Home, projects, library, C0:LINK lite and the local browser on your own API keys and CLI subscriptions. The $7 Insider seat unlocks every module early, including beta and Insider preview stations.
Can I run Claude Code, Codex and Gemini together in C0:CODE?
Yes. C0:CODE runs your installed CLI agents side by side in up to six split panes on the subscriptions you already pay for, so you never have to pick one vendor.
Can the agent act on tools or websites I did not approve?
No. Read and Control permissions start switched off per module, browser access asks domain by domain, and destructive commands require a separate approval each time.