Your AI agents, side by side.

Four engines, one sidebar

Pick the engine when you start a session. Claude Code and Codex run on your own sign-in, so the subscription you already pay for covers them. Gemini and DeepSeek take an API key, and their engine comes inside Turret.

Turret never reads your Claude Code or Codex login. You finish the CLI's own sign-in on the vendor's page in your browser.

Agents that do real work

A session works in a folder on your computer. Productivity mode puts a file tree and an editor beside the conversation. CAD mode builds a part you can turn and mark up. Seven modes in all.

Sessions start and message each other. A Claude Code session can plan a feature and hand one phase to Codex, each in its own git worktree.

Agents that work while you don't

An automation sends a saved prompt to a fresh session, by hand, every day, on chosen days or every few minutes. Each run is kept, so you can read what it did in the morning. Turret has to be running for a schedule to fire. A session can message you on Telegram when it's done.

Reach it from wherever you are

Start a session from Telegram or Slack, steer it by replying, and answer its permission requests with a button. A session started from a chat never skips its permission requests.

Pair your desktops, and each one shows the other's sessions. Sign them in to the same Tailscale account and they find each other from any network.

Phones and chat →