Coding agent · Desktop Workspace

Moxby

Quick answer: Builders who want one local workspace where browser apps, IDE, and existing Claude Code/Codex subscriptions work together with lower token burn.

Best for

Builders who want one local workspace where browser apps, IDE, and existing Claude Code/Codex subscriptions work together with lower token burn.

Skip if

You want a simple plugin inside VS Code only.

Who it fits

  • Builders who want one local workspace where browser apps, IDE, and existing Claude Code/Codex subscriptions work together with lower token burn.
  • People who prefer a dedicated desktop coding surface
Experimental

Pros

Unifies browser + IDE + agents locally; context rasterization claims large token savings; harness for Claude Code/Codex/Gemini/OpenRouter you already pay for; local data.

Cons

Young builder-workspace category; Mac/Windows desktop only; not a classic VS Code fork.

Facts

Locality:
Local-first
Surfaces:
Desktop
Maturity:
Experimental
BYOK:
Bring your own API key

Agent standards & memory

AGENTS.md: Delegates to agentsSKILL.md: Delegates to agentsRules / memory: Local workspace + underlying agent memory.Download free; BYOK existing subs.

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