Pangea runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Antigravity on your Mac, on a server you control, or in Pangea Cloud. Your teammates join the same session, risky steps wait for a human, and every action is on the record.
An honest map of what you rely on and what Pangea has today.
What you rely on
In Pangea
Your own Claude Code, Codex and Cursor subscriptions
YesThe same three, plus Google Antigravity. No model markup.
Agents that keep working with the laptop closed
YesA cloud computer per person, or a server you already run. Hard monthly cap, no surprise bill.
Several people prompting the same agent
YesShared sessions: invite a teammate into a running session and steer it together.
Checking in from your phone
YesiOS and Android apps pick up the same conversation.
Webhooks and an API
YesSchedules and webhooks start the next turn on their own.
GitHub only
YesGitHub and GitLab, linked to the session.
Many agents in parallel, each in its own worktree, then review and merge
Not yetPangea runs tasks and sub-agents, but not one-click worktrees with review and merge. If that is what you lived in, tell us below.
What Conductor never shipped, and what your company will ask for once agents touch production.
Plans, cloud permissions and sensitive tool calls wait for a person to decide.
Every prompt, tool call and approval, exportable for whoever asks who did what.
Owner, admin, member and viewer. Invite by email or by link with a role and an expiry.
Authenticator app and recovery codes, and a second check before sensitive actions.
The same agent in the team conversation, ready from templates like Release Helper.
What one agent learns, the next remembers. Skills from GitHub, set up once for everyone.
Leave your email and tell us how many people run agents with you. Pangea opens to teams one at a time, starting Thursday, November 19.