Pricing

Free and open source (MIT); no Yardlet account or subscription. You pay only for each agent's own plan.

Overview

Yardlet is an open-source macOS app, free to use, that starts the coding-agent command-line tools you already use, such as Codex, Claude Code, Cursor Agent, Grok Build and OpenCode, each with its existing sign-in, and shows them in one window with shared controls and approval cards. Agents can read and message one another's tasks, start subagents on a different agent and schedule work. It also has a browser panel the agents can drive using sign-ins from its vault, a review pane for diffs and pull requests, and a view of each account's usage limits. It needs macOS 15 or later on Apple silicon. Agents run with your own accounts and can drive its browser with saved sign-ins, so review approval cards before you accept them.

Key features

Runs ten agent CLIs, including Codex and Claude Code, with their own sign-ins
Tasks can message each other and start subagents
Passes on your approvals only with your exact words
Browser panel agents can drive, with saved sign-ins filled for them
Diff review and pull request merging through gh
Session and weekly limits shown per account

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