Run Claude Code, Codex and Cursor side by side on the same context. Teammates watch, steer and take over. Your code stays on your machine.
Why Friday
What it does
Three things, and they work together: the team in the session, every tool on the same context, and the work you have already started.
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Teammates join by link and watch every step live. Suggest a redirect, or take control when it is your turn. One person drives each agent, so nobody steps on anybody.
Learn more → Run Claude Code, Codex and Cursor side by side on the same task, with Friday’s own agent when you want it. Connect GitHub, Slack and Linear once; every agent can use them.
Learn more → $ node friday-runner.mjs connect
✓ Linked Maya’s MacBook Pro
Claude Code · signed in
Codex · signed in
Cursor · signed in
Bring a Claude Code or Codex session you already have into Friday and carry on, with the memory it built. Then invite the team into it.
Learn more →
Try it This is the session from the top of the page, and you are the driver. Four steps, each one something the app really does.
Pick Claude Code or Codex above the feed to see only its work.
Sam spotted something. You are driving, so you choose who takes it: Claude Code or Codex.
In Manual mode an agent asks before it runs a command. The whole team sees the request.
Every run ends with what changed and whether the tests passed.
Your turnPick Claude Code or Codex to follow just its work.
The cart total is wrong when two tabs check out at once. Claude, find it. Codex, write the failing test.
Reading the checkout path to find where two sessions can write the same cart.
read · 3 files Reading the cart tests and the session helpers to see how a checkout is set up.
read · 2 files Added a test: two tabs checking out at once keep one total. It fails, as it should.
test · fails as expected Check the guest to member path too. I think that rotates the cart as well.
Get started
A desktop app for Windows and Mac. Free to start.
Your machine links itself, and Friday finds the Claude Code, Codex and Cursor already on it.
Share the session by link. Each teammate connects their own Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, free.
Free tool
Control
Letting an agent loose on your repository is a question of trust. These are the answers, built in.
$ pnpm lint --fix
Plan reads and proposes. Manual edits files and asks before any command. Auto runs freely, for work you trust.
A request to run something goes to the person driving that agent, and everyone in the session sees it.
Who asked for what, what each agent did, and what each tool returned. Wind back to any moment with Replay.
Your coding agents run on your computer and your own accounts. Nothing is uploaded to run them.
Compare
| What you need | A coding agent on its own | Friday Work |
|---|---|---|
| A teammate joins a running session | Read-only share links | Joins live, watches and steers |
| Pick up a session someone started | Export it and explain again | Continue it, with its memory |
| Codex or Cursor on the same task | Separate tools, separate context | Side by side in one session |
| Approve what an agent runs | Per person, in their terminal | Plan, Manual or Auto, visible to the team |
| Connect GitHub, Slack, Linear | Set up per agent and per person | Once, for every agent |
| See what happened | A private transcript | One shared record, with Replay |
Comparing tools? Friday vs AQ · Friday vs Nimbalyst · A Conductor alternative for Windows
Pricing
Your own Claude Code, Codex and Cursor are never metered, on any plan.
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For a small team trying multiplayer agents on real work. $20/month
For teams running agents side by side every day. $100/month
For heavy agent work across a larger team. Questions
Yes. The Free plan includes a shared session for up to 3 people, Friday’s own model, and your own coding agents. Pro is $20 a month ($18 billed yearly) when the team needs more people, agents and the frontier models.
No. Claude Code, Codex and Cursor run on your own computer, under your own accounts. Friday shares the session around them, not your repository.
Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, side by side, plus Friday’s own agent. You can continue an existing Claude Code or Codex session too.
Yes, and it is free on every plan. Each person connects the Claude Code, Codex or Cursor they already have, on their own account. Friday never meters them.
Yes. Friday is a desktop app for Windows and Mac.
Each person who joins a session uses the desktop app. Invite them by link and they join in a couple of minutes.
Only to use those coding agents, and they run on your own subscription. Friday’s own agent works without one.
Yes. Plan, Manual or Auto for each session, and in Manual every command waits for the driver’s approval.
Every step is recorded: who asked, what each agent did, and what each tool returned. Replay winds a session back to any moment.
Free for Windows and Mac. Your coding agents stay yours.