What is Pangea?
Pangea is a shared, governed workspace for coding agents. A team works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Antigravity in one place: teammates join the same agent session, sensitive steps wait for a human approval, and every prompt, tool call and approval is recorded in an audit trail.
Which coding agents does Pangea support?
Pangea runs Claude Code (Anthropic), Codex (OpenAI), Cursor and Antigravity (Google). Each agent signs in with the person's own account, the same way it does on their own machine, so the team keeps the plans it already pays for.
Do I need an API key, and does Pangea charge for tokens?
No API key is needed for Claude Code or Codex: they sign in with your Claude or ChatGPT account. Pangea charges for the workspace (people, cloud computers and hours), never for model tokens, and adds no markup on the model.
How do approvals for coding agents work in Pangea?
Plans, cloud permission grants and sensitive tool calls, such as a database migration or a production deploy, pause and wait for a person to approve or deny. The request reaches the desktop app and the phone apps, and the decision is written to the audit trail with who made it and when.
What does the audit trail record?
Every agent turn, prompt, tool call and approval, with the person and the agent involved. Admins can export it as evidence for security reviews and audits.
Can several people work with the same agent at the same time?
Yes. You can invite a teammate into a running session. Several people talk to the same agent, see the same tool calls and steer the work together, and anyone can pick the session up later from another computer or a phone.
Where do the agents run?
On your Mac, on a server or remote machine you control, or on a cloud computer that Pangea runs for each person and that keeps working when the laptop is closed. A conversation can move between them without losing context. Cloud hours have a hard monthly cap, so there is no surprise bill.
How does Pangea compare with Conductor?
Conductor is built for one developer running several coding agents in parallel on a Mac. Pangea is built for the team: several people in the same agent session, approvals before risky steps, an audit trail and roles, with agents running on your Mac, your own server or a Pangea Cloud computer. Both use the Claude Code, Codex and Cursor subscriptions you already pay for. Pangea does not yet have one-click parallel agents in separate git worktrees with review and merge.
How is Pangea different from using Claude Code or Codex on my own?
A Claude Code or Codex plan gives one person a strong agent. Pangea gives a company a shared workspace on top of it: teammates in the same session, a human approval before a risky step, a record of every action, team memory and skills shared with every agent, and agents that keep working on a cloud computer. It also works across vendors, so one team can use four agents from different companies under one set of rules.
Does Pangea work with Slack and Discord?
Yes. The same agent can be added to Slack or Discord, so teammates can ask it questions and follow its work there. Schedules and webhooks can also start an agent's next turn without anyone sitting in the chat.
What security controls does Pangea have?
Roles (owner, admin, member and viewer), invite links with a role and an expiry, two-factor sign-in with an authenticator app and recovery codes, a second check before sensitive actions, approvals and an exportable audit trail. SSO and directory sync are planned for Enterprise.
How much does Pangea cost?
Early-access prices in US dollars: Solo US$10 a month for one person; Team US$49 a month for up to 5 people with 1 cloud computer and 60 hours; Business US$149 a month for up to 20 people with 3 cloud computers and 180 hours; Scale US$349 a month for up to 50 people with 7 cloud computers and 400 hours; Enterprise from US$45 per seat per month, billed yearly. Yearly billing gives two months free.
When can I start using Pangea?
Early access opens on Thursday, November 19, 2026, 17:00 UTC. Companies are onboarded one at a time, and the founder replies to every request. You can join the waitlist at pangea.build.