Weaver

Weaver is one client for several coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, Pi and Cursor. A daemon on your Mac or Linux machine runs the agents with their own sign-ins and keeps every session’s log. The desktop app and the iPhone/iPad app connect to that daemon and show the same sessions and states. You can fork a session from any completed turn, or continue it on another agent in a new session. Your phone reaches the daemon over your LAN, the Pix relay, or Tailscale. Your code stays on your machine.

The app is still called Pix

Weaver is the product’s new name. Until the rename ships, the app you install is called Pix: its window, menus and messages, the pix command, file paths and environment variables all say Pix. These docs write Pix wherever that is what you will see or type.

Start here

• Install: Mac, Linux, iPhone and iPad.
• Your first session: pick an agent and a project, send a prompt.
• Agents: which agents are on, how each signs in, what each supports. Agents run with approvals bypassed today; read this page.

Use it

• Sessions: states, Todo, pin, archive, fork, continue on another agent, search.
• Projects, chats, and worktrees
• Models, thinking and speed
• Slash commands and references: /, @ and #.
• Pairing and remote access

Reference

• Settings
• Keyboard shortcuts
• Analytics and privacy: what leaves your machine, and how to turn analytics off.
• Troubleshooting