Choose the Agent That Fits the Task
Use either provider, run both on separate tasks, or launch another CLI agent from the same app without rebuilding your setup in another terminal.
Run Claude Code, Codex, and other CLI agents in parallel from one desktop workspace. Each task gets its own Git worktree, so you can keep separate branches, files, terminals, and diffs in view while the work moves. Bring the subscriptions you already use and choose the agent that fits the task.
Use either provider, run both on separate tasks, or launch another CLI agent from the same app without rebuilding your setup in another terminal.
Separate working directories keep each task scoped to its own branch and files.
Start several coding agents against the same repository and keep each run visible from one place.
Inspect plans, diffs, and pull requests before changes move into the branch you ship.
Keep the worktree, agent thread, terminal output, files, diffs, browser activity, and pull request status attached to the task.
Compare token usage, spend, status, and transcripts in one dashboard, attached to the session and model that produced them.
Give every task its own worktree, branch, and working directory. A frontend change, an API fix, and a test pass can run at the same time while each agent works against its own checkout.
The workspace shows active work, paused runs, and completed results together. Review every plan and pull request on its own path before you decide what should merge.
An agent task has more than a prompt. It has the worktree, agent thread, terminal output, files, diffs, browser activity, and GitHub or pull request status around it.
Unstoppable keeps that work together, so your agent has the context you already built and you have the record of what happened.
Run either provider with the subscriptions you already have, then compare token usage, spend, status, and transcripts in one usage dashboard.
Choose a provider for a refactor, debugging pass, or code review based on the work and usage you can see.
Remote Control mirrors an active desktop session to your phone and the web. Check progress, respond when an agent needs input, and review work while you are away from the desk.
The desktop session remains the execution environment. Remote Control gives you a view and a way to direct the work already running there.
Invite a teammate into a workspace or worktree, keep a shared view of work in progress, and preserve the relevant task context as work moves between people.
Built for parallel development
| Capability | Unstoppable | Cursor | Orca | Conductor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deterministic workflows orchestrating Codex and Claude | ||||
| Plugin, skill, & memory sync across providers | ||||
| Multi-repo PR support | ||||
| Free agent usage | ||||
| Remote control and mobile app | ||||
| Team cost and usage dashboard | ||||
| Bring your own subscription | ||||
| macOS and Windows | ||||
| Cloud agents | ||||
| Native chat interface (goodbye, TUI!) |
Comparison as of October 1, 2026, based on each product’s publicly documented capabilities.
Yes. Unstoppable runs both alongside other CLI agents, with each task in its own isolated Git worktree.
Each agent works from a separate Git worktree with its own branch and working directory. You can review the plan, diff, and pull request for each task before merging it.
Yes. Connect the Claude Code and Codex subscription you already use and run either provider from Unstoppable Code.
Yes. The usage dashboard tracks token usage, spend, status, and transcripts across sessions, models, and agents.
Workspace and worktree sharing is coming soon. It will let teammates view shared work and the context around it.
Choose whether to allow marketing tracking and session recordings. Essential features, performance monitoring, and first-party attribution stay on. Privacy policy