Every coding agent,
side by side.
Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and 27 more coding agents in one Windows app. See at a glance which one needs you.
Available soon
Watch the filmFour agents on one project. The sidebar says what each one is doing. Try it: Open New terminal to add another.

Inside Tazqen
Built for a day of agents.
Every subscription you pay for, in one place.
Add more Claude and ChatGPT accounts. The status bar shows each one's usage and when it resets. When one hits its limit, carry the work on with another.
One branch per agent. Nothing collides.
A task gives an agent its own branch and its own copy of the project, so several agents can change one repo at once. You confirm twice: when it starts and when it lands.
Hand over a goal. Keep the keys.
It plans the goal, starts agents as tasks, answers their routine questions, checks the work and reports. Force-pushes, history rewrites and destructive commands still come to you.
Teammates with a role, a level and a schedule.
A bot keeps its role, instructions, agent and level: Read only, Ask or Auto-accept edits, never full access. Routines message it on a schedule; rooms let bots work a question together.
Show the agent what you see.
Preview shows your localhost page beside the agents, even without your own dev server. Capture a region, black out anything private, and add it to the chat draft.
Say it instead of typing it.
Hold F2 to dictate: Tazqen types it when you let go, transcribed on your PC. Hold F8 instead to give Voice orders, several at once.
Agents
The agents you already use.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- OpenCode
- Gemini CLI
- GitHub Copilot CLI
- Cursor CLI
- Antigravity CLI
- Qwen Code
- Kimi Code CLI
- Grok Build
- Aider
- Goose
- Cline CLI
- Kilo Code CLI
- Droid
- Devin CLI
- Kiro CLI
- Mistral Vibe
- Auggie
- Crush
- Codebuff
- Freebuff
- Hermes Agent
- CodeBuddy Code
- Command Code
- Muse Code
- MiMo Code
- Autohand Code
- Pi
- oh-my-pi
Watch
One goal, start to finish.

Details
And the small things.
Agents in WSL
Run Codex, Claude Code or OpenCode in your Linux distribution, on its own logins there.
Supervise from your own agent
A Codex or Claude Code session can read every terminal, task and diff, and with Supervision, run them for you.
Git, built in
Status, commit graph, diffs, blame, staging, push and conflicts, with a scan for secrets before you commit.
Suggested reply
When an agent ends on a next step or an offer, one click sends the reply.
Approval sound
A short, quiet cue when an agent needs your answer. On by default.
Command palette
Every action with its keys. Change any shortcut in Settings.
Find a session
Jump to any terminal, chat or unfinished task with Ctrl+Tab.
Unread marks
An agent that finishes or asks while its pane is off screen stays bold until you look.
Background shells
A teal pill counts the dev servers and watchers an agent left running.
Resume a task
Close a task's terminal and its work waits for you: Resume, Review or Land.
Code beside your agents
Files and an editor with tabs next to your terminals. Drag the line between them.
Screenshots
Capture a window, a region or the screen, redact it, read its text and attach it to a task.
Themes and glass
Thirteen color themes, and Desktop glass that lets your wallpaper through.
Installs the big three
Missing Codex, Claude Code or OpenCode? Choose it in New terminal and Tazqen installs it the official way.
Skills and plugins
Find your agents' own skills, and manage Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode plugins, on Windows and in WSL.
On this PC
Projects, chats and history stay on this PC, with backups you can restore.
Compare
Terminal windows, or Tazqen.
| Situation | Terminal windows | Tazqen |
|---|---|---|
| Knowing who needs you | Click through every window to find the one asking. | One sidebar: Working, Waiting for you, Ready to land. |
| Two agents, one repo | They edit the same files at once. | Each task on its own branch and working copy. |
| Finishing work | Commit, switch branch, merge, clean up by hand. | Land: merge into main or open a pull request. |
| A usage limit | Sign out, sign in, explain it all again. | Carry on with another of your accounts. |
| Checking the result | Browser, screenshot, paste. | Preview beside the agent, capture into the chat. |
| A bigger goal | Split it, start each agent, watch them all. | The Orchestrator plans, runs and reports. |
| Work you repeat | Type the same prompt every morning. | A bot with a routine sends it for you. |
Pricing
One price. Every agent.

Tazqen
$15/ month
Billed monthly through Polar, plus any tax for your country. No trial.
Available soon
How buying works- Your own Claude, ChatGPT or OpenCode plan
- No credits or usage limits from Tazqen
- Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit
- Cancel any time in the app
- First payment refunded in full within 7 days
How do I pay?
Install Tazqen and create your account. Tazqen then shows Subscribe and opens the checkout in your browser. Polar handles the payment, tax and receipts.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Tazqen checks your subscription when it starts and every six hours, and opens without a connection for 7 days after the last check. Your agents need their own connection.
Does Tazqen send my code anywhere?
Not to us. Tazqen has no analytics, tracking or crash reporting. Your agents send their own providers what they need, just as they do without Tazqen.
What happens if my subscription ends?
Nothing on your PC is deleted or locked away. A running Tazqen keeps working until you close it; the next start offers Subscribe.
Why does Windows warn me when I install it?
Tazqen's installer isn't signed with a code-signing certificate, so Windows SmartScreen asks once at the first install. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
Does it run with Smart App Control on?
No. Windows blocks Tazqen on PCs with Smart App Control turned on. You can see the setting in Windows Security, under App & browser control.
Download
Your agents.
Your project.
One window.
Available soon
The first public build is almost ready. The download appears here as soon as it is published.