Command Center

Developers using coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor can generate huge changes, sometimes thousands of lines, in minutes, but reviewing and shipping that code is the hard part. Teams end up juggling multiple agent tabs across tools, losing track of context as they switch between them. When a PR lands with hundreds of files in alphabetical order and no narrative, engineers either skim and hope or spend hours figuring out where to start. The resulting code often has duplication, brittle abstractions, and misplaced secrets, forcing teams to either polish for days or ship something unmaintainable, which leads to multiple review rounds and missed deadlines.

Command Center is a single workspace that runs existing coding agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode, without requiring developers to change how they prompt or switch tools. It turns large diffs into guided, step-by-step walkthroughs grouped by concept rather than file order, so a change with thousands of lines becomes a navigable sequence reviewed with arrow keys. A refactoring agent scans for maintainability and security issues, such as duplicated components, hardcoded providers, or committed secrets, and surfaces them for fixing before merge. Feedback agents let a reviewer flag an issue and spin up a fresh, uncluttered agent session to address it without polluting existing context. The tool runs locally so code is not sent to Command Center's servers unless a user opts into free Gemini credits, and it ships with git and a modified version of OpenCode so it works on an unconfigured machine.