A desktop workspace for AI coding agents

Build big. Spend less.

Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and any CLI side by side. Sweepspace gives every agent a live map of your project, so it reads the one function it needs instead of whole files.

Beta 0.1.0 · 64-bit installer · 4.1 MB

  • 9.3× fewer tokens on a measured task
  • Windows desktop app
  • Local your code stays on your PC
Sweepspace with four agents working side by side: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and a second Claude Code, next to a live map of the project.
4 agents working 1 broken file, found Each on its own branch

The film

Eighty seconds. Sound on.

The problem

Your agents keep re-reading your code.

Every time an agent opens a whole file to find one function, you pay for every line of it. On one real task in Sweepspace's own code, the files an agent would open added up to 35,777 tokens.

The fix

Give them a map instead.

Sweepspace indexes your project into files, imports and symbols, then serves that map to your agents as tools. They ask a precise question and get a precise answer. Every number below was measured on Sweepspace's own code.

overview

The whole project in one answer: languages, folders, what is broken.

445 tokens for 64 files

search

Find a function or a file by name, with the line it is on.

34 tokens

outline

A file's functions and types, without their bodies.

1,144 tokens instead of 10,656

read_symbol

One function, not the file around it.

640 tokens instead of 10,656

read_lines

Just the lines the agent needs to see.

532 tokens instead of 10,684

impact

What breaks if a file changes, before anyone touches it.

264 tokens: 29 files depend on it

context

A file, with only the parts of its neighbours it uses.

128 tokens instead of 3,543

problems

What is broken right now, with the file and the line.

22 tokens

check

Type-check the project and return only the errors.

21 tokens instead of 3,319

changes

What changed, by file and by function, for review.

391 tokens instead of 5,694

Measured, not promised

Same task. A fraction of the tokens.

Opening each file, in full With Sweepspace
The task: show merge conflicts on the Board, in Sweepspace's own codebase (64 files). Baseline: the agent opens each file it needs once, in full, and reads the compiler's full output. Measured with Sweepspace's MCP server on 30 September 2026.
9.3×

fewer tokens for the whole task.
35,777 → 3,833

14.6×

fewer to review what changed

158×

fewer to type-check the project

What could it save you?

Move the sliders to match how you work. This is an estimate: it applies the measured 9.3× to your numbers, and your own projects will differ.

Tokens you would not pay for, each month

6,747,097

about $20 a month

Counting 21 working days a month.

What is inside

Everything your agents need. In one window.

Every agent. One window.

  • Start Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or any shell. Four at once takes one click.
  • Give each agent its own git branch, so they never overwrite each other's work.
  • See at a glance who is working, who is done and who is waiting for your answer.
  • Closed the app? Reopen yesterday's terminals and editor tabs where you left them.
Four agent terminals, each showing its status and its Sweepspace tool calls.

A live map of your project.

  • Every file, import and function, drawn as a map and grouped by folder.
  • Red is broken, amber is at risk, green is verified by your type checker and tests.
  • An error printed in any terminal is linked to the file it came from.
  • Click a broken file and send the fix to an agent in one click.
The Neural Map zoomed on a broken file, with its problems, imports and a Send fix to agent button.

Try it: fix the build.

A small project with three broken files. Click the red ones. Files that import them turn amber until their fix lands.

3 broken · 7 at risk

Hover a file to see its name.

Hand out tasks. Review the results.

  • Write tasks on the Board and run them. Each one gets its own agent and branch.
  • A task moves to Review by itself when its agent finishes.
  • Merge with one click. Sweepspace checks for conflicts before it touches your branch.
The Board with tasks in To do, Running, Review and Done.

See every change before it lands.

  • Word-level diffs for every file an agent touched.
  • A checkpoint before every agent session, so you can always go back.
  • Work you discard stays recoverable until you clean it up.
Source control with staged changes, a word-level diff, agent worktrees and checkpoints.

A real editor and a live preview.

  • Open any file from the map or the search bar. Saving never overwrites an agent's edit.
  • Run your dev server inside Sweepspace and see your app next to your agents.
  • Click any element on the page and tell an agent what to change about it.
The code editor with a file tree, open tabs and syntax highlighting.

Tuned to your PC.

  • Sweepspace checks your processor, memory, graphics and disk when it starts.
  • It picks how many terminals, how much scrollback and which effects your machine runs smoothly.
  • It steps the effects down when you are on battery.
  • Nothing about your machine leaves it.
The machine screen: processor, memory, graphics, storage, display and power, with the settings applied for this PC.

Tidy up in one click.

  • Finds committed secrets, junk files, duplicates and missing basics like a README.
  • Shows every change before it happens.
  • Removed files go to a bin, and one click undoes the lot.
Tidy: a structure score, the problems found, and the project before and after.

Take it for a spin

Go on, type something.

A tiny terminal with a few Sweepspace tricks inside. Try help, savings or bots.

CCClaude Code CXCodex GMGemini CLI OCOpenCode AIAider KMKimi >_Any shell

sweepspace — demo

Preview · coming soon

Sweepspace Pro

A crew of bots with names, jobs and personalities. New ways to hand work to a team of agents. Everything a pro needs. Here is what we are building.

Meet the bots. Click one to say hello.

Delegation, reinvented.

Relay

Bots pass work down a line, each with a short brief instead of the whole history.

Auction

Bots bid on every task. The cheapest one that can do it well wins.

Race

Two bots solve it on separate branches. You keep the better answer.

Budget contract

Give a task a token budget. The bot finishes inside it, or stops and says why.

Council

Risky changes need three models to agree before they touch your code.

Night shift

Queue the work, go to sleep, wake up to branches ready for review.

And everything a pro needs.

Smart model routingLong-term project memoryApprove from your phoneVoice commandsSpending caps and alertsAutomatic pull requestsSecurity scan on every change
Overnight and scheduled runsCloud syncTeam workspacesBuild your own botsSession replayMulti-repo projectsCI watch and auto-fix
Issue tracker syncPrompt and skill libraryUsage analyticsBring your own modelEncrypted secrets vaultDeploy previewsPriority support

Questions

Good questions.

Which agents does it work with?

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Aider, Kimi and any command-line tool. If it runs in a terminal, it runs in Sweepspace.

Does my code leave my computer?

Sweepspace itself runs on your PC: the map, the checks and the machine scan all stay local. Your agents keep talking to their own providers, the way they already do.

Is the download safe to run?

You can check it yourself: the installer's SHA-256 hash is listed under the download button. It installs for your Windows user, without admin rights. It isn't code-signed yet, so the first time you run it Windows SmartScreen may say it doesn't recognise the app.

Do I need new API keys?

No. Your agents keep their own sign-in. Sweepspace never stores API keys.

How do the token savings work?

Sweepspace runs a small MCP server that your agents connect to with one click. Instead of opening whole files, they call tools like outline and read_symbol and get only what they need. The Savings screen counts every token saved.

How was 9.3× measured?

On one real task in Sweepspace's own codebase: twelve steps, from getting an overview to type-checking the result. The baseline opens each file once, in full, and reads the compiler's full output. With Sweepspace the same steps took 3,833 tokens instead of 35,777.

Which systems does it run on?

Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit, today.

What is Sweepspace Pro?

A paid tier we are building: bots, new ways to delegate, and team features. What you see on this page is a preview. Details and pricing come at launch.

How much does Sweepspace cost?

Pricing will be announced at launch. Leave your email at the bottom of this page to hear it first.

The people's app for AI coding agents.

Built for everyone who pays for their own tokens.

Download for Windows

Beta 0.1.0 · Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit · 4.1 MB · no admin rights needed

Check the file before you run it

SHA-256 274c61ded412a6906c3fc360f3b2b4de167366b4dc991c0e7f4f4a5e21020290

Run this in PowerShell, in your Downloads folder. It should print the same hash. Get-FileHash .\Sweepspace_0.1.0_x64-setup.exe

The installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows doesn't know it. Edge may say it isn't commonly downloaded (choose Keep), and SmartScreen may say it protected your PC (choose More info, then Run anyway). Only do that if the hash matches.

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