Introduction
Threadrun runs a team of coding agents on your computer or on your own server.
Hand a task to Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode. Each task gets its own workspace and its own copy of your repository, so agents work side by side without stepping on each other or on your files. When the work is ready, you review what changed and ship it.
Threadrun is free. You bring your own agent subscriptions or API keys, and pay your server provider directly if you use a server.
Get started
- Install Threadrun on macOS or Windows.
- Run your first thread in a few minutes.
- Connect your own server so agents keep working when your laptop is closed.
How it works
- You describe a task. Pick a project, an agent and a model, then press Enter.
- An agent works in its own workspace. It reads code, runs commands and edits files in a sealed sandbox. You follow every step live.
- You review and ship. Read the changes, copy them into your own checkout, or let the agent open a pull request.
Run as many threads as you like. When you need more than one agent on a job, a factory gives the work to a team. A loop runs agents on a schedule.
Where agents run
| This computer | Your server | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free | Free; your provider bills for the server |
| Keeps working when your laptop sleeps | No | Yes |
| Setup | Docker Desktop | Any Ubuntu server you can reach over SSH |
You can switch where new threads run at any time from the runner menu at the top of the app. See Runners.
Learn more
- Threads: workspaces, files and what happens when a thread is idle.
- Agents and accounts: sign in, and choose models, effort and modes.
- Review and ship: diffs, copying changes and pull requests.
- Skills and MCP: give agents your skills and tools.
- Governance: rules, budgets, approvals and the audit trail.
- Troubleshooting: fixes for common problems.