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Integrations

Works with the tools
you already use.

Splitkick runs the agent CLIs you installed and opens your work in the apps you already have. What is built in has its own place in the app; everything else your agents do through your CLIs. Every entry has its status, as on the features page.

Agent CLIs

Ten agents in one window, on the plans and logins you already have. Splitkick never sees a password.

Claude Code$ claude
OA
Codex$ codex
Cursor$ cursor-agent
OpenCode$ opencode
π
Pi$ pi
⌘
Command Code$ commandcode
xAI
Grok$ grok
Kimi Code$ kimi
Antigravity$ antigravity
CodeRabbit$ coderabbit

Git hosts and issue trackers

GitHub is built in. Any other git remote works for worktrees, diffs, review and commits.

GitHubIssues, pull requests, Actions and security alerts in the app, through gh. Start a worktree from an issue or a PR; commit, push, open and merge the PR from the app or through MCP.
Built-in
Linear · SentryLinear and Sentry issues as agent context. A worktree can start from a Linear issue.
Built-in
GitLab · Bitbucket · any git remoteWorktrees, diffs, review and commits with plain git, self-hosted remotes too.
Built-in
Forgejo · GiteaYour agents read and write issues and pull requests with tea or fj.
Works with

Editors, git clients and terminals

Open a worktree, a project or a file in the app you work with. Settings list only the apps you have installed.

VS Code · VSCodium · Cursor · Zed · Xcode · IntelliJ IDEAOpen a worktree in your editor, or a file at the line from a chat.
Built-in
Sublime TextAn editor choice since v1.1. Files open at the line, like in the other editors.
New
Tower · Fork · GitHub Desktop · SourcetreeSince v1.1: open a worktree or a project in your git client, from Open In (key C), the Open button or the menus. Tower opens through its gittower CLI when it is installed. macOS.
New
Built-in terminal · Ghostty · iTerm2 · Warp · TerminalA terminal right in the app, or open the worktree in your own terminal.
Built-in

Devices and servers

One host serves your phone and your other machines directly. No Splitkick server in between.

TailscaleTailscale addresses are found and listed first for Web Access. The link between your devices is encrypted (WireGuard).
Built-in
iPhone and any browserWeb Access with a phone layout. Add it to the Home Screen and it opens like an app.
Improved
Your own serverJean's headless server on Linux or in Docker, installed over SSH from the app, so agents keep working while the laptop sleeps.
Works with

Secrets, notes and MCP

Agents use the tools on your machine. Nothing to wait for, no plug-in store.

1PasswordAgents read secrets with op. They are never pasted into a chat.
Works with
ObsidianA vault is a project like any other: worktrees, diffs, review, and Markdown as a readable page.
Works with
MCP serversAdd third-party MCP servers for your sessions, with overrides per project. Splitkick's own server lets agents drive the app.
Built-in
Agent BrowserA second MCP server gives agents a browser with a profile you log in to once.
Built-in

Agents that drive Splitkick.

Splitkick's built-in MCP server gives every agent 49 tools: find and read sessions, start and brief other sessions, commit, open and merge pull requests.

See the MCP server →

Try it on a project today.