0.1.1Lunchbox for macOS, Windows and Linux

The complete
AI workspace.

Your agents, local models and API keys in one app, fully loaded: shared memory, scheduled flows, 55 playbooks, one click tools and a browser your agents can drive. It's free and runs on the plans you already pay for.

01The room

You ask once and the agents pass the work between them.

A room is one shared conversation for one task, with your agents in it. This is a real room from start to finish; click a line to jump there.

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02How it works

Four rules let several agents share a task without losing the thread.

2.1Crew

The first agent leads

The first agent in your crew answers you. Midway through a task it brings in a crewmate for the part that crewmate does better.

2.2Briefings

Crewmates start briefed

A crewmate gets the goal, what the room has learned, the files that changed and its own task. Only the lead reads the whole log.

2.3Limits

Work moves on at the limit

When an agent runs out of usage, the next one takes the same task with a briefing. Lunchbox shows the reset time and brings the first one back after it.

2.4Proof

Claims need a passing command

An agent can only say the tests pass when a test command passed after its last edit. Without one, the claim waits for you.

03Agents

The agents you already pay for, each on its own login.

AgentRuns asSigns in withDrawn in
Claude CodeIts own CLIYour Claude plan
CodexIts own CLIYour ChatGPT plan
Grok BuildIts own CLIYour xAI account
Gemini CLIIts own CLIYour Google account

Other command line agents

OpenCode, Aider, Goose, Cursor agent, Qwen, Amp, Crush and Qoder.

Local models

Ollama, LM Studio and llama.cpp. Lunchbox can start Ollama and pull a model that fits your memory.

API keys

Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI, Google, OpenRouter, DeepSeek, Groq, Mistral, Together, Fireworks, Cerebras, Kimi, DeepInfra, Perplexity, NVIDIA and GitHub Models.

04Pool

Your plans work as one pool.

Lunchbox reads each plan's real limits through that tool's own login. You see what is left in every 5 hour window and every week, when each one resets, and which agent did best at each kind of work.

PoolExample
SavingsExample room
Full priceCached, a tenth of the price

05Savings

Spend up to 90% less on tokens.

Lunchbox sets up every room for prompt caching, so tokens the provider has already seen cost about a tenth of the price. On a plan that means more room before your limit. On an API key it means a smaller bill.

The Savings page shows what you saved, per agent and per room.

06Side by side

Ask the whole crew at once and keep the best answer.

One message goes to every agent in the room, and the answers arrive in columns. The one you keep feeds that agent's rating, so Pool shows which agent wins at which kind of work.

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07Facts

Most questions before an install have short answers.

Price
Lunchbox is free. You keep paying for the plans you already have, and nothing more.
Logins
Each agent runs as its own tool with your own login. Lunchbox never holds your passwords.
Servers
There is no Lunchbox server between you and the providers. Requests go straight from your machine.
Your data
Rooms are plain .jsonl files on your disk. API keys sit in the system keychain.
Updates
After the first install Lunchbox updates itself on macOS, Windows and Linux.
Mac signing
The Mac build is not signed by Apple yet. The install command handles that for you; the dmg asks you to allow it once.