Joxo

Joxo addresses a new team problem: everyone's coding agent lives in its own bubble. It gives your team's Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and OpenCode sessions one shared project — shared memory, tasks, decisions, blockers and handoffs — so the agent working on auth knows what the agent fixing the deploy script decided yesterday. Each teammate keeps their own agent and provider account; Joxo connects the sessions, it doesn't sell models or API access. Positioned for hackathons, prototypes, early startups and demos, with nothing to set up and no enterprise account.

Whether agents should pair-program through a shared context is exactly the right 2026 question, and this is an early, honest answer.

Who it's for: small teams already running heterogeneous agents (one on Claude Code, one on Codex) whose knowledge fragments across sessions, and hackathon crews coordinating builds under deadline. Early access, so expect velocity and rough edges. The obvious test: have two agents work on interdependent tasks and see whether the shared memory actually prevents the classic "I refactored the API you were using" collision.