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Dure is an agent development environment (ADE): a workspace for you and your AI coding agents. Run agents across projects and SSH hosts, keep their conversations and files close, and decide what to keep or change. You set the goal and success criteria. Agents do the work with their native tools. Dure brings the sessions, working context and review surfaces together. Dure is a workspace, not a coding model or a provider subscription. It works with native coding-agent CLIs such as Claude Code and Codex. Keep your existing provider accounts; subscriptions and usage charges remain separate from Dure. See supported agents for each provider’s capabilities.

Six example panes: two Codex agents, two Claude Code agents, Pi and a terminal.

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Choose your next step

Start your first task

Open a project, press ⌘N and give an agent a clear request.

Work in parallel

Separate editing tasks into worktrees and review the combined result.

Start from GitHub

Choose an issue or pull request and open a prefilled task.

Arrange your workspace

Split terminal panes, balance a layout and switch Spaces.

Review and steer

Read local diffs and send specific feedback to the agent.

Return to existing work

Reconnect to a living session or inspect recovery after it ends.

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Build a workflow around the task

Use a shell to run checks beside the agent, open files in the editor, and keep the goal and evidence in view. Provider accounts, SSH projects and plugins connect the tools you already use. Settings controls text, language and notifications. For repeatable work, use CLI runs and schedules. For dispatched tasks that need structured messages and decisions, use agent coordination. Start with the current Mac beta, and read its practical boundaries before relying on unattended work.