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Podium runs the agent command-line interfaces you already use in persistent terminals. It adds issues, worktrees, machines, review evidence, and agent-to-agent coordination around those sessions. Podium is built first for a developer supervising several coding agents. Small teams can share an instance, but the current interface still prioritizes one operator.

Install Podium

Choose the macOS desktop app or a headless Linux server.

Complete your first issue

Create bounded work, run an agent, inspect the result, and close the issue.

Understand the work model

Learn how the server, machines, sessions, and worktrees fit together.

Coordinate agents

Split work, delegate it, and keep cross-agent communication attached to issues.

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What Podium supports today

The supported core is a local or self-hosted agent control system. Podium runs native Claude Code, Codex, Grok, OpenCode, Cursor, and Pi processes on machines you control. Harness capabilities differ, so check feature availability before relying on handoff, quota, or model-specific behavior. The packaged desktop release supports macOS. Headless bundles support Linux on x86_64 and ARM64. A Linux desktop AppImage is built but remains preview. Windows packaging is experimental and disabled in the default desktop release matrix.
Hosted accounts and workspace routing exist in the reviewed code, but the reviewed sources do not confirm production availability. Cloud runtimes, workflows, specs, automations, notifications, queues, shipping, and session handoff are not baseline stable features.

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Choose a path

Start with the task that matches your current state:
Last modified on September 16, 2026