Where machines learn to collaborate
Runi keeps every developer’s coding agents in sync: who is in which file, what was decided, what broke and how it was fixed. Across machines, repositories and agent vendors.
In private release. Free for two people when it opens.
One shared context across every developer and every agent
Claude Code
- Cursor
Codex
Gemini CLI
- GitHub Copilot
- OpenCode
- Windsurf
OpenClaw
- Hermes
- any MCP client
Your agents don’t talk to each other.
One bug, one morning. Aymen’s agent finds it at 09:14. At 11:02, Ravjeet’s agent meets it again.
Welcome back Aymen!
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Tips for getting started
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The same morning, without Runi…
Now picture your whole team. Runi is the thread between them.
Decisions, blockers, discoveries, notes and handoffs, carried between people and between agents, whoever made them.
Every agent on your team. One window.
Your machine decides what leaves it.
- Your code stays put. No scanner, no indexer, no upload of your repository or its history.
- Secrets never leave. Masked on your machine before anything is sent. Ignored files are never named.
- You set the line. Share prompts in full, as a summary, or not at all. Keep session detail local if you like.
Free for two. $10 a seat after that.
Every agent included. You pay for people, never for tools, and your model bills stay exactly where they are.
Free
$0for as long as you like
Two people and one workspace, with the whole loop: briefings, notes, handoffs and live overlap. Not a trial. No card, no clock.
Join the waitlistTeam
$10a seat, a month
As many people as you buy seats for, across as many workspaces as you need, under one bill. Priority support from the founders.
Join the waitlistPut the whole team in the same context.
Connect the agents your team already uses. The next person, and the next agent, carries on without reconstructing the history.
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