Phlox app icon

Ask one agent.
It runs the rest.

Give one agent the job. From there, agents manage agents.
Opening window after window, starting each one by hand, copy-pasting between them —
not anymore.

macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple Silicon · Signed & notarized
Phlox running several AI agents at once in one window
Before and after.

The days of managing it all yourself are over.

The more AIs you use, the more there is to launch, hand off, and watch. Phlox hands all of it to an AI.

×Opening window after window, starting each AI by hand, passing output around by copy and paste.
Ask one, and it calls in the other AIs and manages the rest.
×No idea which AI is working and which one is waiting.
Every status at a glance.
A heads-up the moment you're needed.
×Watching the screen just to catch when something finishes.
The AI watches for you.
You move on to something else.
What you can do

Agents that manage agents.

All you do is supervise.

01 — Agents calling agents

Ask just one

This is what makes Phlox different. Hand a task to one AI and it calls in the other AIs it needs, gives them instructions, waits for them to finish, and clears them away when they're done. No launching window after window, no passing output around by hand.

Claude Code Codex Cursor
Live — Usage left

How much is left

Each AI's usage in the side panel — across 5-hour, weekly, and total limits. See what's left at a glance.

Claude Code · 5h51%
Codex · weekly63%
Cursor · total16%
02 — One window

Every AI, right here

Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor each run in their own pane at the same time. No tab-juggling, no losing track of what's doing what.

03 — Delegate

Ask, then just wait

Just say what you want done. The AI takes it from there, and completion is detected automatically — so you can move on.

04 — Status

Always know what's happening

Working, idle, or waiting for input — even when an agent is stuck on a question, it's detected automatically, with a notification the moment you're needed. Nothing stalls unseen.

05 — Make it yours

The view, your way

Group by project, filter which AIs you see, switch view modes (⌃⌘G), and toggle the sidebar (⌘B). Arrange it however works for you.

Getting started

Three steps. That's it.

1

Download and open

Grab the macOS app, drop it in Applications, and launch. Signed and notarized — no scary warnings.

2

Call up an AI

Pick Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor and start it.

3

Say what you want

From there, that AI calls in the others it needs and runs with it. You'll get a notification when it's done.