Shikigami
Shikigami is an AI-powered Productivity tool — Organize, search, and share your code snippets effortlessly. Best for: Productivity. Pricing: Freemium (GateOnAI Score: 38/100).
Organize, search, and share your code snippets effortlessly.
Shikigami is a desktop IDE that lets you run multiple AI coding agents in parallel, each in its own isolated git worktree so they never overwrite each other’s changes. You can start up to eight agents—Claude Code (Opus, Sonnet, Haiku), OpenAI Codex (GPT‑5.6), or opencode (which can drive a local model via Ollama)—and switch between them as tabs or panes. Sessions are saved, allowing you to quit and later reattach exactly where you left off. The app includes a full‑featured Monaco editor with split view, diff viewer, git history, per‑line blame, and GPG‑signed commits, plus built‑in terminals, MySQL and Redis browsers, and Docker Compose monitoring, all without needing external plugins. When an agent finishes a turn or requires input, a desktop notification lets you jump directly to its session. Shikigami runs on macOS, Linux and Windows, is free, and requires Claude Code, Codex CLI, or opencode installed locally.
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Works Well With
Tools that Shikigami genuinely connects with, based on real input/output compatibility data (not just shared category):
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