Vicoa
A tool to run and manage remote coding agents.
At a glance
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- Best suited to
Running and steering a team of coding agents in parallel from any device, with code staying on your own machines.
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Running and steering a team of coding agents in parallel from any device, with code staying on your own machines.
Limits and trade-offs
No prices or free-tier limits were stated on the observed homepage; own agent subscriptions or API keys are required.
Plans and free allowances
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Evidence
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A closer look at Vicoa
Vicoa is an agentic IDE for running a team of coding agents from anywhere: Claude Code, Codex and 40+ other agents run in parallel on your own machines, each on its own git worktree, steered from desk, phone or web with live status, diffs and notifications.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Vicoa
- A developer runs several coding agents in parallel and wants one board for live status, diffs and steering.
- A developer wants to start agents at a desk and steer them from a phone with notifications when input is needed.
- A team wants tasks on a board that agents pick up, plus scheduled recurring runs for routine work.
When to choose something else
- A user who has no Claude, Codex or other agent subscription or API key of their own.
- Developers who need agents to run on a vendor cloud rather than on their own machines, since Vicoa runs agents on your own machine and code stays there.
A practical starting workflow
- Install and sign in: download the desktop app, which auto-detects the agents you already have, or run npm i -g @vicoa/cli and launch with vicoa.
- Run coding agents in parallel: start Claude Code, Codex or any of 40+ agents, each on its own git worktree, in one workspace.
- Steer from any device: pick up the same session on phone, web or desktop, type a reply, approve a change or redirect the agent, with everything synced instantly.
- Review every change as an inline git diff with word-level highlights, and manage tasks on the board or on a schedule.
Check before committing
- The homepage offers a free tier to get started but states no prices or free-tier limits; advanced features and higher usage limits are on a pricing page not extracted here.
- You need your own Claude or Codex subscription or API keys; Vicoa adds no usage markup, according to the FAQ.
- Code stays on your own machines; Vicoa relays the conversation, not the codebase.
- This entry describes published homepage claims and does not test the app through use.
Common questions
What is Vicoa?
Vicoa is an agentic IDE for running a team of coding agents like Claude Code and Codex from any device: start on a laptop, continue on phone or tablet, and get instant notifications when an agent needs input.
Can I run several agents at once?
Yes. Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and any of 40+ coding agents in parallel, watching every agent's live status on one board, with a push notification pulling you to whichever one is blocked or done.
Does my code leave my machine?
No. Vicoa runs coding agents on your own machine and code stays there; phone, tablet and browser act as a remote control talking to the machine through a secure relay.
How do I set up Vicoa?
Download the desktop app and sign in, with auto-detection of agents you already have, or run npm i -g @vicoa/cli and launch with vicoa; setup takes minutes.
Is Vicoa free?
Vicoa offers a free tier to get started, but the homepage states no prices or limits; advanced features and higher usage limits are on its pricing page.
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