Needs your review · Claude
Clearer sign-in errors
Replaced the generic “Error” with a message that tells people what to fix.
pnpm test -- sign-inUses your Claude & Codex logins · No backend

Needs your review · Claude
Replaced the generic “Error” with a message that tells people what to fix.
pnpm test -- sign-inClaudex runs the agents you already use beside your code, so you can plan with one, build with the other, and review every change in the editor you know.
Open threads with either agent, pick the model per chat, and keep both working in one panel next to your code.
Continue a thread with the other agent. A context chip shows exactly what carries over before you send.
Ask for a Markdown plan, edit it, then click Implement plan. The agent builds from your latest version.
Answer approval requests with Allow once or Decline, then open each changed file in VS Code's diff editor.
Optionally start a task in its own worktree so parallel agents never step on each other's changes.
Uses your installed CLIs with their own sign-in, skills and MCP config. No API keys, no backend, no telemetry.
No tiers, no trials, no account. Claudex runs on the Claude Code and Codex logins you already have, so your existing plans cover the agents.
Star the repo, report a bug, or send a pull request. Every star helps more people find Claudex.
Claudex
Free$0/ forever

Yes. The Claudex extension is free and MIT-licensed. Claude Code and Codex usage follows your own provider plan and its usage limits.
No. Claudex runs your installed Claude Code and Codex CLIs, which keep their own sign-in. If you're logged in on the command line, you're ready.
No. There is no Claudex backend, telemetry or credential store. Conversations are saved locally in VS Code's workspace storage, and each agent talks to its provider exactly as it does in your terminal.
Yes. Choose the other agent from the model menu, check the “Context from …” chip to see what carries over, and continue the same thread.
Yes. Claudex uses your installed agents' skills and MCP configuration, and supports separate profiles for additional accounts.
Claudex needs VS Code 1.96 or newer. It is developed and tested on macOS; Windows, Linux and remote workspaces have not been validated yet.
Free in the VS Code Marketplace. Uses your existing logins.
