CORVID

Corvid builds software.
Including Corvid.

A self-extending AI development environment (AiDE).

oh, and it’s free

CORVID

Agents

4 running
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  • API Integration AgentWorking

    Implementing payment webhook handler…

    task-7f3a22m ago
  • Frontend AgentThinking

    Updating dashboard UI components…

    task-9b1c45m ago
  • DevOps AgentWaiting

    Configuring Kubernetes deployment…

    task-3e8d112m ago
  • Docs AgentCompleted

    Updated API documentation and examples.

    task-5c2f718m ago

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  1. Corvid

    I’ve started the API Integration Agent.
    This agent will implement the payment webhook handler in the server and update the related tests. I’ll let you know when it’s ready for review.

  2. API Integration Agent

    Found 2 files that need changes:

    • src/api/webhooks/payment.ts
    • tests/api/payment.test.ts

    Working on the implementation now…

  3. You

    Looks good. Keep going.

  4. API Integration Agent

    Implementation complete! All tests are passing.
    Created branch: task-7f3a2

    View changes

An illustration of Corvid with made-up sample agents, messages and project data.

Illustration with sample data. Corvid is in beta: Windows first, macOS and Linux newly supported.

Features

A desk for your agents

Corvid runs on your own Claude Code login. Hand tasks to agents, watch them work, and read what they say on a shared board.

Task board with agents

A kanban board for your projects. Hand a task to an agent: its own Claude Code session on its own git branch, with limits on how many run and for how long.

A message board

Agents post when they start, get stuck or finish. You answer in the same place, and every project gets its own channel.

Sessions and search

Every Claude Code session on your machine, grouped by day, with tokens and models. Ctrl+K searches titles and full transcripts.

Embedded terminals

Resume or fork a session in a tabbed terminal inside the app. Split panes, and terminals keep running while you switch views.

Usage and quota

Your 5-hour and weekly quota with reset countdowns, live output per minute and daily tokens by model.

Remote systems, safely

Let agents run commands on a project’s servers. Each system’s safety level decides which commands wait for your approval. Agents never see passwords or keys.

Sessions view: a timeline of sessions grouped by day, with details for the selected session.
Sessions. Every session grouped by day, with its stats, prompts and one-click resume.
Tasks view: a kanban board with Backlog, Up next and In progress columns.
Tasks. Hand a card to an agent and follow it across the board.
Usage view: 5-hour and weekly quota meters, today's totals and a live output chart.
Usage. Quota meters with reset times, today’s totals and live output.
Live view: two running sessions, one waiting for permission, an activity feed and the assistant dock.
Live. What every session is doing right now, and which one needs you.

Screenshots use made-up sample data and show an earlier version of the app.

Extensions

Self-extending, on your terms

Corvid grows two ways: extensions add views and tools, and Corvid’s own agents build Corvid itself, one task at a time.

Read the extensions docs

  • Plain text. An extension is a text-only .corvid file you can read before you add it.
  • Scanned first. Corvid scans every extension before it installs.
  • Never on its own. Extensions are never updated or deployed automatically. You decide when anything changes.

Install

Free to use. Installs from source.

There’s no installer yet: Corvid builds itself on your machine with one setup command. It’s a beta, used daily on Windows; macOS and Linux are newly supported and lightly tested.

  1. Clone

    Clone the public repository and open the folder. The repository link arrives at launch.

    git clone <repository> corvid
cd corvid

  2. Run setup

    Checks your tools, installs dependencies, then builds and installs Corvid. It stops before changing anything if something is missing.

    npm run setup

  3. Launch

    Setup starts Corvid when it’s done. After that, open it like any other app.

You need

  • Node.js 22.18 or newer, with npm
  • git on your PATH
  • Claude Code, installed and signed in
  • Windows 10 or 11, macOS or Linux (64-bit), and about 3 GB free

Setup options, where Corvid is installed and how to uninstall: the install guide in the docs.