Vibe Coding IDE — for working with many AI agents on multiple projects

Multiple projects, multiple AI coding CLIs, one app — never lose context.

Run Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini side by side across every repo. Switch projects in one click. Stop juggling a dozen terminal tabs.

Works withClaude CodeCodex CLIGemini CLICursorAider+ any CLI
$29 one-timemacOS · Windows · Linux
vscode — auth.ts
7import { jwt } from '@/lib'
8export async function login()
9 return await getToken()
chrome — stack overflow
stackoverflow.com/q/483921
How to debug OAuth?
23 answers · 4y ago
claude — project-a
$ claude code
writing OAuth tests…
tableplus — users
id
name
email
1
ada
ada@…
2
tim
tim@…
1,247 rows · 38ms
slack — #eng
@alex
deploy ready?
5 min ago
codex — project-b
$ codex --resume
re-reading 47 files…
postman — POST /auth
POST/api/auth/login
200 OK · 142ms
{ "token": "eyJh…" }
chrome — localhost:3000
localhost:3000
Page preview
rendered in 412ms
figma — landing v2
hero
pricing
shared with team
terminal — npm run dev
$ npm run dev
error: port 3000 in use
at server.js:14
gemini — project-c
$ gemini
refactoring components/
linear — sprint 23
Auth refactor
DB migration
Header redesign
notion — RFC: auth
RFC: Auth refactor
Migrate to JWT
Drop session table
cursor — components/
12<Header>
13 <Logo />
14</Header>
chrome — docs.anthropic
anthropic.com/docs
Tool use guide
Claude API reference
iOS simulator
iPhone 15 Pro
warp — project-d
$ git status
12 files modified
slack — DM boss
Sarah (boss)
did the deploy work?
2 min ago
mail — 47 unread
PR review request
alex@anthropic · 1h
Deploy succeeded
team@vercel · 3h
notes — TODO
TODO · ship today
wire OAuth
fix login bug
ship before EOD
🖥️
Tools in one window
9
💰
One-time price
$29
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Subscriptions
0
Minutes saved daily
50+
7-day refundNo subscription evermacOS · Windows · Linux
Concept & Problem

AI coding CLIs broke the moment we started using more than one.

1 CLI × 1 project × 1 window
focus
N CLIs × N projects
project-1
1×claude code1×codex2×npm run dev
browserDBHTTPGitHubSlack
project-2
2×claude code1×codex
browserDBHTTPGitHub
chaos
A developer overwhelmed by dozens of floating windows — terminals, browsers, dashboards — running in parallel

A typical Tuesday afternoon

Three problems
01
terminal
$ _
can't host
browser
DB
HTTP
GitHub

The terminal is a second-class citizen

02
$single-line input
rich text
drag & drop
image preview
screenshots

CLI input wasn't built for AI prompts

03
proj-a
● ● ●
running
proj-b
?
?
proj-c
✓ ?
done?
proj-d
stuck?

Parallel agents are unmanageable

AI-Native Workflow

Save 50+ minutes every day.

Copy-pasting errors into ChatGPT. Switching between Chrome, terminal, and Notes. Re-opening everything after a restart. These tiny interruptions add up to hours every week. 1DevTool eliminates them.

Input → AI Terminal → Output flow: browser, HTTP client, database, and terminal feeding into an AI terminal (Claude, Codex, Gemini), with browser preview, HTTP response, and DB result coming back out

The same Tuesday — fixed.

One click sends console logs, network requests, errors, and screenshots straight to your AI agent. No more switching between Chrome and your terminal 20+ times a day.

  • Saves ~30 seconds every time you report a bug to AI
  • Do this 40× a day? That’s 20 minutes back — every day
  • AI gets the full picture in one shot, not bits and pieces

Ready to try it?

Free to start. No credit card, no signup. Just open your project and start shipping faster.

↓ Download Free$29 one-time at launch
9 Tools. One Window.

Everything your AI agent needs to see — in one place.

IDE, terminal, browser, API client, database, Git, markdown preview, AI logs — all in a single window. Your AI agent gets full context without you copy-pasting anything.

1DevTool desktop workspace screenshot
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08

Markdown Preview

Write docs with a live side-by-side preview. No more switching to a browser to see how your README actually renders.

01

IDE

Full Monaco editor with syntax highlighting, multi-tab support, and autocomplete. No need to run VS Code on the side.

04

Embedded Browser

Preview your app, test endpoints, and read docs without Alt-Tabbing to Chrome. One less window fighting for screen space.

02

File Explorer

Navigate, create, and manage files with a tree view that stays docked. No Finder or file manager cluttering your workspace.

06

HTTP Client

Craft requests, inspect responses, and save API collections. No Postman subscription required.

07

Database Client

Connect and query SQL or NoSQL databases without spinning up TablePlus or pgAdmin. Your data lives next to your code.

05

Interaction Recording & AI Logs

Capture browser interactions and console output. Send logs directly to AI agents for instant, context-aware debugging.

09

Git Client

Stage, commit, branch, diff, and merge visually. No GitKraken, no Tower, no separate app eating memory.

03

Multiple Terminal Management

Spin up unlimited terminal sessions side by side. All sessions persist across restarts — no re-running commands after a crash.

Comparison

Replace 5 paid tools. $29 once.

tmux, VS Code, Postman, TablePlus, Sublime Text — every tool in your dev stack lives in its own window. 1DevTool fuses them into one workspace with AI built in.

5 separate apps → 1 workspace. $29 once. No subscriptions.
Stack cost over 3 years: ~$700+ if you bought TablePlus, Sublime, and Postman Pro separately.
Replace 5 tools for $29 →

Most devs glue together a stack of single-purpose apps: tmux + iTerm for terminals, VS Code or Sublime Text for editing, Postman for HTTP, TablePlus for databases. 1DevTool combines all five into one workspace — with parallel AI CLIs, rich prompts, and cross-tool context built in — for a one-time $29. No subscriptions, no per-tool seats.

Developers love it

"Finally, a tool that gets it. I run Claude Code and Codex simultaneously — 1DevTool keeps them organized without any setup."

AC
Alex Chen

"$29 one-time? I was paying more than that monthly for tools that did less. The project switching alone saves me hours every week."

SM
Sarah Miller

"Switched from tmux + iTerm. The per-project persistence is a game changer. My agents are exactly where I left them."

MJ
Marcus Johnson

Frequently asked questions

What AI agents does it support?

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Amp, OpenCode, Cline, Qoder, plus bash, zsh, and PowerShell. You can also define custom commands — if it runs in a terminal, it works in 1DevTool.

Does it work on Windows and Linux?

Yes. macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel), Windows 10/11 (NSIS installer + portable exe), and Linux (AppImage + .deb). Full PTY terminal support on all platforms. Tmux-based session persistence is available on macOS and Linux.

What happens after I buy? Is there a subscription?

No subscription — one-time payment. Your license includes 1 year of free updates. After that, the app keeps working forever — you just won't receive new feature updates unless you renew. Licenses are per-device (1, 3, or 5 devices depending on your plan) and you can deactivate and move them anytime.

Can I use it with local AI models (Ollama, LM Studio)?

If the model has a CLI interface, you can run it as a terminal in 1DevTool. There's no built-in integration with Ollama or LM Studio specifically, but any command-line tool works as a custom agent.

What databases does it support?

26 database engines across SQL (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, CockroachDB, ClickHouse, TimescaleDB, Neon, Supabase, Amazon Redshift), NoSQL (MongoDB, Elasticsearch, CouchDB, Cassandra), cache (Redis, Valkey, KeyDB), vector/multi-model (SurrealDB, Weaviate), and specialized (InfluxDB, Apache Kafka). Each has schema browsing, query execution, and export support.

What are Agent Pipelines?

Pipelines let you chain AI agents together across multiple terminals. You can set up conditional branching (regex match, contains), delay and checkpoint nodes for human approval, output capture modes (full, regex, last N lines), and transform operations between steps. Great for multi-step workflows like Plan → Review → Revise with different AI agents at each stage.

Is there a free tier?

Yes — a permanent free tier with no time limit. You get unlimited prompts to AI terminals, 1 project, 4 terminals, 1 browser tab, 3 multi-agent channels, 1 database connection, 5 saved HTTP requests, 5 AI diffs per day, and 7-day prompt history & memory. All platforms supported. No credit card required.

What's the refund policy?

7-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Processed through Lemon Squeezy. If 1DevTool isn't right for you, contact us for a full refund.

How does Send to AI work?

The embedded browser can capture screenshots (including lazy-loaded content and JS state), annotate them with a built-in markup tool, and send the annotated screenshot plus URL context and console logs directly to any AI agent running in your terminals — all in one click.

I already use tmux / iTerm2 splits. Why switch?

1DevTool adds project-level persistence with named agent sessions, a file tree, a built-in database client supporting 26 engines, an HTTP client, an embedded browser with screenshot annotation, Send-to-AI integration, agent pipelines, and smart notifications. tmux doesn't know what project you're in — 1DevTool does.

Start Building Faster

Replace 9 tools with one window.

Your AI agent sees your console, API responses, and database — without you copy-pasting anything.

Try free. $29 one-time when you're ready.

Monaco IDEPersistent terminalsEmbedded browserHTTP clientDatabase clientMarkdown previewGit UI