RexIDE
Hey, We built RexIDE after juggling too many repos, terminals, and half finished reviews at the same time. The goal was simple: keep all projects, diffs, voice input for all cli, and AI help in one continuous flow — without switching tools or rebuilding context every time. RexIDE is built using RexIDE. I use it daily to manage multiple projects, review diffs, and ship changes from the same place. What started as a survival tool for multirepo work slowly became the IDE I wished existed. Any feedback super welcomed! Would you use it? What else would you need? Do you think it fits your flow?…
RexIDE launched on February 8, 2026 with 9 votes, #1,122 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
Command center for nonstop shipping Keep AI agents like OpenCode, Claude, and Codex hot across projects — plus terminals, repos, reviews, auto insigts for diffs, diff view, voice input, and much more.
The first command center for your projects and AI agents. Keep ClaudeCode, Codex, OpenCode, and Gemini hot across projects with stateful terminals and auto-commits.
The first command center to keep your AI agents hot across projects — plus terminals, repos, reviews, and commits. Modern development isn’t one project at a time. It’s constant switching — between repos, sessions, reviews, and tools. RexIDE keeps projects, sessions, terminals, and reviews alive so you can move between them instantly. RexIDE doesn’t replace your tools. It reduces switching friction. RexIDE ships as a signed macOS preview build. Founding users get free access during the previewfrom rex.mindmeld360.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hey, We built RexIDE after juggling too many repos, terminals, and half finished reviews at the same time. The goal was simple: keep all projects, diffs, voice input for all cli, and AI help in one continuous flow — without switching tools or rebuilding context every time. RexIDE is built using RexIDE. I use it daily…
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