HeyZoku

Zoku is a Mac app that lets you run several AI coding agents at the same time — think Claude, Codex, Cursor, or any other CLI you have installed — all on one canvas. Instead of juggling multiple terminal tabs or windows, you get a unified view where each agent has its own named pane. You can spawn new agents, redirect them to different tasks, or interrupt them just by speaking. The app is built for developers who want to work with multiple AI assistants in parallel without losing track of what each one is doing.

What makes Zoku stand out is its voice-first approach. Hold a keyboard shortcut, say something like "open a Claude worktree named auth-fix" or "tell Atlas to run the tests," and Zoku handles the rest. Voice transcription happens on-device using Parakeet, so it's instant and private. Each agent gets a name, so you never prompt the wrong one. The app also supports agent-to-agent orchestration — one agent can spawn another to review its work. Git worktrees are created automatically per agent, so nothing gets overwritten. Agents keep running even if you close the window, and Zoku notifies you when one finishes or needs your attention.

Zoku is ideal for developers who already use multiple AI coding assistants and want a more efficient way to manage them. It's especially useful for complex projects where you need several agents working on different parts simultaneously — like having one agent refactor a module while another writes tests and a third reviews the diff. The one-time price of $49 (early access) makes it a straightforward purchase for anyone on macOS 14+ with an Apple Silicon Mac.