Welcome
What uze is, in one page
Agents come and go. Your work stays. uze is a layer between you and your
coding agents. It gives Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Antigravity the same
plugins and one AGENTS.md, each in its own format. And it runs several of
them side by side, each in a checkout of its own if you want.
It is not a coding agent. It has no model, makes no LLM calls and needs no API key: your agents keep the logins and subscriptions they already have, and uze works around them.
Two tools, one binary. Each works without the other; use either, or both.
The package manager
It delivers your tooling. Install a plugin once and every agent receives it
through its own native mechanism. Write one AGENTS.md and every agent reads
it. A project records its plugins in agents.yaml, so whoever clones it gets
the same ones.
It is a plain CLI (uze add, uze install, uze market, uze status). The
agents it serves are the ones you already start the way you always have, in
your own terminal, your editor or CI.
The package manager →
The workspace
It runs your agents. uze workspace opens a terminal workspace
where every agent gets a tab, a branch and, if you want, a checkout of its own.
You see what each one changed, and bring the work home when it is ready.
Closing it stops nothing.
The workspace →
Together
Every agent the workspace starts already has the plugins and the instructions
the package manager delivered, and the workspace's management screen
(Ctrl+O) handles the same plugins and marketplaces with the mouse. Neither
is required for the other: a project can use only the plugins, or only the
workspace.
uze is beta. Commands and file formats may still change before v1.