When we were developing Kepler, we kept hearing the same thing from developers:
"Agentic development has made it much faster to write code, but managing multiple agents and constantly switching context is exhausting."
That's why we built Kepler: a centralized Agentic Development Environment (ADE) where developers can launch any agent, from wherever their work begins, using whichever model they prefer all from a single surface.
Kepler gives developers a clear view of what every agent is doing, what progress it's making, and where attention is needed, all in one place. When an agent completes its work, developers can review its changes through a semantic review experience that highlights the most important modifications first, making it easy to understand what changed and focus on what matters most.
No more juggling multiple windows. No more losing track of an agent you kicked off earlier in the day.
Kepler works with the tools developers are already using, including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and more to come.
Give it a try, we would love to hear what you think.
PH 用户
Daily driver here. Kepler turned 5 scattered agent windows into one cockpit, and the semantic review surfaces the changes that matter first. Ship more, scroll less. Congrats team.
PH 用户
So excited to finally see this live! The era of having 10 different terminal windows open just to keep track of Claude is over (finally!). The dedicated Agent Sessions view is incredibly well executed, having a single surface to see every active worktree in one panel is magic. Congrats team!
PH 用户
I've been using Kepler since its beginning, and it's impressive how important it has become in my daily work. It provides a great layout where you can control multiple agents and sessions, keeping your cognitive load lower than many other solutions.
"Agentic development has made it much faster to write code, but managing multiple agents and constantly switching context is exhausting."
That's why we built Kepler: a centralized Agentic Development Environment (ADE) where developers can launch any agent, from wherever their work begins, using whichever model they prefer all from a single surface.
Kepler gives developers a clear view of what every agent is doing, what progress it's making, and where attention is needed, all in one place. When an agent completes its work, developers can review its changes through a semantic review experience that highlights the most important modifications first, making it easy to understand what changed and focus on what matters most.
No more juggling multiple windows. No more losing track of an agent you kicked off earlier in the day.
Kepler works with the tools developers are already using, including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and more to come.
Give it a try, we would love to hear what you think.