One workspace for every AI vendor you already pay for
Cukii puts the command-line agents you use — Claude Code, Codex, Qwen, Grok, Cursor, Kimi — behind a single chat panel inside VS Code. No per-vendor terminal juggling, no copied API keys, no second UI to learn: open the panel, pick a model, talk to it.
What you get
One composer, many vendors. Switch between Claude, OpenAI Codex, Alibaba Qwen, xAI Grok, Cursor and Moonshot Kimi from the model picker, with a Best / All toggle and a per-session effort control.
Accounts that log themselves in.Manage accounts installs each vendor CLI and opens its sign-in page in your browser; Cukii picks the session up on its own and shows a single connected / not-connected dot per vendor.
Sessions that survive. Interrupted runs, remote SSH windows and restored history come back where you left them.
Long answers stay readable. Sticky user messages fold to a single line while you scroll, and unfold on demand.
Bug reports in one click. Send a sanitised report about a stuck or wrong session straight to the team's board, with screenshots and diagnostics attached.
Remote-SSH ready. The extension runs on the remote host, so your agents work against the machine that has your code.
Getting started
Install the extension and open Cukii from the activity bar (or run Cukii: Open in New Window).
Open Manage accounts… from the composer menu and press Install for the vendor you own, then Log in — the browser opens, you sign in, the row turns connected.
Pick a model in the composer and send your first message with Enter.
Requirements
VS Code 1.70 or newer
Node.js 20 or newer on the machine that runs the agents
At least one vendor CLI (Cukii can install it for you from Manage accounts)
Feedback
Something stuck or answered wrongly? Use Report a bug in the session — it reaches the team with everything needed to reproduce. Issues and source live in the repository.
