1. Bring your own agents & tools
Bring your own subscription to any agent, use plugins to connect your data, and reduce context switching with the built-in browser, terminal, GitHub, & Linear integrations.
Orchestrate Claude, Codex, & Cursor in one agentic IDE
Build your code factory and switch between every agent in a single app. Bring your own subscription, automate everything, and get an integrated terminal, browser, and mobile app.
Build your code factory in 4 steps
2. Scale a team of agents
Run agents side by side across repositories, each in its own worktree. Start from a Linear ticket in one click, then track its GitHub pull request through review and merge.
3. Automate your dev lifecycle
Schedule or use hooks for bug triage, ticket scoping, or PR reviews. Chain scripts & prompts from Claude, Codex, or Cursor.
4. Optimize costs, skills, & reliability
Set access to models, agents, automations, plugins, and skills while monitoring usage, activity, and compliance across every agent.
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The agent-agnostic IDE for power users
Import & sync your memory, plugins, & history
Import your agent's memory, plugins, and history from Claude, Codex, and Cursor. Manage plugins & skills across every agent at once and avoid provider lock-in.
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Stop juggling terminals, browsers, and editors
Reduce context switching and parallelize your agents with every tool you need in one place, organized by worktree
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Multi-agent code review
Have Claude, Codex, & Cursor review collaboratively, then fix and re-review until it earns a passing score.
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Continuously improve with shared team memory
Keep plans, PRs, pipelines, summaries, and key decisions in one durable project context that every agent and teammate can access.
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Unblock your agents on the go
Remote Control mirrors your local workspace to your phone and the web, so you can test changes, answer agent questions, and keep pull requests moving from anywhere.
Our agent builds your code factory
Our agent builds the skills, schedules, and best practices to automate bug triage, ticket planning, PR reviews, and anything else you can think of.
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Compare Unstoppable to other leading orchestrators
| Capability | Unstoppable | Cursor | Orca | Conductor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deterministic workflows orchestrating Codex and Claude | ||||
| Plugin, skill, & memory sync across providers | ||||
| Multi-repo PR support | ||||
| Free agent usage | ||||
| Remote control and mobile app | ||||
| Team cost and usage dashboard | ||||
| Bring your own subscription | ||||
| macOS and Windows | ||||
| Cloud agents | ||||
| Native chat interface (goodbye, TUI!) |
Comparison as of October 1, 2026, based on each product’s publicly documented capabilities.
FAQs
Do I have to use your agent or can I bring my own?
You can bring your own. Run Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or another coding CLI side by side. Connect your existing agent subscription in the desktop app and choose the agent for each task; you don't have to replace the tools you already pay for.
How do I keep multiple AI coding agents from overwriting each other's changes?
Give each agent its own isolated worktree instead of having them share one. Unstoppable runs every agent in its own worktree inside one workspace, so parallel agents can work on different parts of a project without colliding, and you review each plan before it merges back in.
How is Unstoppable different from a code editor or terminal?
It's an agent-agnostic IDE: coordinate tasks, review diffs and pull requests, and keep your browser, terminal, and editor together by worktree. The native chat interface lets you work with agents without juggling terminal interfaces, while the integrated terminal stays available when you need it.
Which platforms do you support?
The desktop app is available for macOS and Windows, with separate Apple Silicon and Intel Mac downloads. The mobile app is available for iOS and Android, and web agents run in your browser. Use the download menu for your platform and the release notes for updates.
Can agents keep working while I am away from my computer?
Yes. There are two modes. Remote Control lets you follow and unblock agents in your desktop app from your phone or browser; that computer must stay online. Web agents work in the cloud independently of your desktop, so choose that mode when you need hosted execution.
Can one task span multiple repositories and pull requests?
Yes. Use a multi-repo project when a change spans related repositories. Agents can work across those repositories while you track their separate GitHub pull requests, review the changes, and merge each PR when it is ready.
Can I bring my existing memory, plugins, and chat history?
Import your agent's memory, plugins, and history from Claude, Codex, and Cursor. Manage plugins and skills across agents in one place, keep useful context when you switch providers, and avoid starting from scratch.
Where do agents run, and what can they access?
Local agents work in the folders and worktrees you choose. Web agents run in hosted cloud environments. Model requests go to the selected provider, and connected plugins can access the accounts and tools you authorize. Review provider and plugin permissions before connecting sensitive data.
How much does Unstoppable cost after the free trial?
Unstoppable has a free plan to get started, plus a 30-day trial of paid features with no credit card required. Paid plans start at $19/month for Pro, $29/user/month for Business, and $49/user/month for Enterprise.
Can I track my token usage, spend, and other AI coding costs?
Yes. Unstoppable tracks token usage, spend, and activity across every session, model, and agent, then rolls it up into one dashboard so you can compare week to week, catch your most expensive runs, and right-size usage before it turns into a surprise bill.