Bring your own CLI
Every agent runs on a coding CLI you already use, like Claude Code, Codex or Gemini. It runs on your own computer, with your own logins and accounts.
A CLI for each agent
Settings, Coding CLIs finds the CLIs you have installed, or you add one yourself. Each agent then picks the one it runs on. Add a second account of the same CLI, with its own settings folder, and give it to other agents. Claude Code gets the most: the Team Lead’s chat, MCP servers, the browser, and your slash commands and skills.
Your computer, your accounts
GizAi needs no account of its own and sends nothing about you. Agents work in your git repositories with your logins, and your data stays in one folder on your computer. Keys for MCP servers stay in your system’s keychain. GizAi never sells model usage: your own subscription or API key pays for the runs.
See who has room
Usage, Subscription has a block for each account: how much of its limits is used, and when they reset. A block turns amber at 80% and red when a limit is reached. It lists the agents and chats on that account, so you can see whom to move to one with room. Usage also counts tokens and what they would cost at API prices, per day, agent and project.
In the docs
docs/features/cli.md on GitHubFAQ
Questions about the coding CLIs
Which coding CLIs can I use?
Claude Code, Codex and Gemini, and any other coding CLI whose output GizAi can read as text. Each agent picks its own, so one team can mix them.
Do I need a GizAi account?
No. GizAi has no accounts and sends no telemetry. You sign in to each CLI yourself, just as you would without GizAi.
Does every CLI get the same tools?
Not quite. Memory works the same on all of them. MCP servers, the hidden browser and the Team Lead’s chat need Claude Code; Codex brings its own web search, and Gemini fetches pages.
Can GizAi read every CLI’s limits?
It shows the limits Claude Code and Codex report while they run. For Gemini and other CLIs it says it can’t read them yet. It never reads your logins.
Does it work on Windows?
Yes. On Windows, GizAi runs the CLIs installed on Windows itself, not inside WSL.
Install
Get GizAi
One line in a terminal installs GizAi on your computer. It’s free, for Linux, macOS and Windows.
Linux and macOS
curl -fsSL https://gizai.app/install.sh | shWindows · PowerShell
irm https://gizai.app/install.ps1 | iex