Overview / Description
Clippo is an AI developer tool that orchestrates teams of coding agents on an infinite visual canvas for Windows developers. Instead of juggling dozens of terminal tabs and re-pasting the same briefings, you assemble your AI dev team on one screen, delegate tasks, and watch code progress in real time. Clippo works alongside the CLI agents you already use — Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Aider, Copilot CLI, and local engines like Ollama and LM Studio — with WSL and Docker supported out of the box. You can run parallel terminals so one agent builds a backend API while another writes tests and a third refactors the frontend, and see at a glance who is coding and who is done. A structured project binder keeps agents aligned across three notes: Project (architecture and conventions), Plan (a roadmap to review before execution), and Walkthrough (a delivery report with diff summaries and verification checklists), and you connect a cable from any note to a terminal to feed it context. It also bundles an integrated web browser, persistent project memory, and a built-in IDE to inspect code before committing to Git. For BestAIFor readers comparing agent-orchestration setups, Clippo is a Windows-native control room rather than another CLI.
Used For
Orchestrating parallel AI coding agents, reviewing their work, and inspecting code before committing to Git.
Pricing
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Runs multiple coding agents in parallel terminals on one visual canvas
- Works alongside Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, Aider, Copilot CLI, Ollama, and LM Studio
- WSL and Docker supported out of the box
- Project binder (Project, Plan, Walkthrough) keeps agents aligned and feeds context via cable connections
- Built-in IDE to inspect code before Git, plus integrated web browser and persistent project memory
Cons
- Windows 11 only (requires version 22621.0 or higher)
- Orchestrates third-party agents rather than providing its own model, so you still pay for those CLIs
- A visual-canvas workflow is a learning curve for developers used to a single terminal
- Newly listed on the Microsoft Store, so maturity and track record are limited
Questions & Answers
Alternatives
Conductor, Claude Code, Cursor
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