Bring your own subscription
Use the Codex, Claude, Cursor or Grok plan you already pay for. VC drives the official CLIs — no API key markup.
Features
VC stays small on purpose: fast threads, honest diffs, and your agents on every screen you own.
Use the Codex, Claude, Cursor or Grok plan you already pay for. VC drives the official CLIs — no API key markup.
Each turn ends in a hidden git ref. Diff what the agent did, or restore any earlier state in one click.
Connect over your LAN, Tailscale, your own Cloudflare Tunnel or VC Connect. Your machine keeps the code.
Long threads and big diffs stay smooth, with no continuously repainting animations pegging your GPU.
Split work across agents, review their results and accept tasks — with shared memory across the run.
VC is based on T3 Code and keeps its MIT license. Your code stays on machines you control.
Give each task its own thread. Choose New worktree when its changes need a separate branch, and start the next draft while the first one runs.
Ask a management agent what needs attention, open folders as projects or create tasks — by chat or voice.
Attach up to eight files, paste images, quote an earlier answer or add a skill. Mobile queues messages while you are offline.
Send at a time you choose, when your provider quota resets, or automatically after an agent error.
Decide per thread whether the agent asks first: Supervised, Auto-accept edits, Auto or Full access.
Link conversations across projects and environments, or condense one conversation into another's draft.
A coordinator with specialist agents, and you reviewing what they deliver.
Read the guide →Set up roles, workflow and review in a guided form, then give the team a goal. Each member knows its role, permissions and project boundaries.
Follow every agent's conversation side by side, accept their work, and keep talking to the coordinator after a run.
Decisions, discoveries and results are kept with their sources, so the next run builds on the last.
Watch checks and review feedback on a team's pull request, with an optional, bounded repair policy.
On web and desktop, Teams opens as a building with a floor per project. Walk up to an agent to see what it is doing.
Every turn ends in a hidden git ref. Diff what the agent did, or restore an earlier state.
Clone, publish and open pull requests on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps.
Stage and commit, browse history, branches and stashes, then review and merge.
Connect more than one GitHub account and choose which one each project uses.
Open Codex, Claude, Cursor and other CLIs in a terminal pane, on a local or remote environment.
Send and save requests with environments and secrets. Import Postman, Insomnia, Bruno and .http files.
Browse SQLite, PostgreSQL and MySQL and run SQL, with confirmation before production writes.
See listening ports, inspect containers and logs, and edit .env files with secrets hidden.
Track project tasks and handle every pending approval from one inbox.
Pin skill versions per project, use VC's design skills, and manage MCP servers for supported providers.
The agent opens the page, acts on it and verifies the result while you watch — and take over when you want.
On desktop, select elements on a page, add a comment and attach them to the agent's chat.
An isolated Chrome on the environment, or your own Chrome or Edge, for flows the preview cannot reach.
When you enable it, agents can operate desktop apps on macOS 14+, Windows and Linux.
Reach an environment from your other devices without forwarding ports on your router.
Publish an environment through your own Cloudflare Tunnel, at your own domain.
Pair directly over a local or private network, or let the desktop app start VC on an SSH host.
Follow agents, answer approvals and start tasks from iOS or Android.
On macOS and Linux, agents keep running after you close the app.
Tokens, cache savings and estimated API-equivalent cost for the turns you run through VC.
Track provider limits and schedule work for when your quota resets.
Set your own price for any model ID, for one environment or all of them.
Light, dark and custom themes, in English or Vietnamese.
Rebind commands in Settings or in a JSON file on the environment.
Export settings and keybindings — without secrets by default — and import them on another environment.
Pairing links carry single-use tokens. Revoke a device from Settings → Connections at any time.
Email and password sign-ins also ask for a one-time code sent to your inbox.
See every signed-in session with its IP and last activity, and sign out the ones you don't recognize.
Provider keys, headers and .env values marked secret are not shown again after you save them.
Pair any device on the same Wi-Fi with a one-time link.
Reach your machine over your tailnet from anywhere.
Put an environment behind your own tunnel and domain.
Our hosted relay. No ports, no DNS, nothing to configure.