RexIDE

RexIDE is an execution workspace that works like an integrated development environment or IDE for ClaudeCode, Codex, and OpenCode. It acts as a central hub for managing AI agents across different projects. RexIDE brings together terminals, code repositories, review tools, and commit functions into one place.

Benefits

RexIDE is designed to help developers stay focused and productive. It helps reduce the time and effort lost when switching between different tasks or projects. By keeping projects, active sessions, terminals, and code reviews ready to go, users can quickly jump between them. This means you can have many projects open at once without the usual slowdowns of a typical IDE. You can switch between different work sessions, and your terminals and code differences will be saved.

Use Cases

This tool is useful for developers who work on multiple projects or need to manage several AI agents at once. It helps keep your work organized and accessible. You can use your existing command line tools with RexIDE, and AI features are an added option. It’s built to make switching between different parts of your work smoother, not to replace the tools you already use.

Vibes

Users can sign up to receive updates about RexIDE, including release notes and invitations for early access. Feedback can be sent directly to the development team.

Additional Information

Recent updates have improved the way RexIDE looks and works on different screen sizes, added horizontal scrolling to code comparison views, fixed issues with commit information on smaller screens, and updated how commit prompts work. Earlier updates brought a mode for focusing on specific tasks, separate windows for terminals, a better way to move between tasks, support for the Windows taskbar icon, ways to set up agent commands, and synchronized version numbers for project files.