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I use three coding agents. So I built one desktop app to run them all, under one set of rules

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Most days I use more than one coding agent: Codex for one job, Gemini CLI for another, Claude for a third. Each lives in its own terminal, asks permission its own way, and leaves no shared record of what it was allowed to do. So I built Bellows : a free desktop app for Windows, Mac and Linux that r…

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  1. 2026-10-05 17:43 · DEV Community — AI
    I use three coding agents. So I built one desktop app to run them all, under one set of rules

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