Code with your team and AI

A change is coming in the developer experience

Shared AI chats, live for everyone, with every code change connected to the chat that modified it.

macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon

01 · Multiplayer AI chats

Every chat is shared. Everyone watches the AI work, live.

Chats in dx belong to the team, not a single tab. The whole room watches Claude think, sees files change as they happen, and anyone can jump in mid-conversation to steer.

  • Live for everyone — streaming replies, tool activity, and presence update in every window at once.
  • Anyone can jump in — add context, redirect the agent, or take over without losing the thread.
  • No pasted transcripts — the conversation is the shared artifact, not a screenshot of one.

02 · Provenance

Every line of AI code traces back to the conversation that wrote it.

Each AI change is committed with trailers naming the exact chat and message that caused it. The code view renders a colored blame gutter — click any bar to land on the message; every message links to its diff. Both directions, always.

  • Colored blame gutter — AI-touched lines carry their chat's color; hover for who, when, and why.
  • Commit trailersDx-Chat-Id and Dx-Message-Id ride along in git itself.
  • Message → diff — every assistant message links to the change card and full diff it produced.

03 · Real repos

Your GitHub repos, on real branches.

Sign in with GitHub and clone the repos you already work in. Every chat gets its own branch in its own git worktree, so parallel conversations edit in parallel without stepping on each other — or on you.

  • GitHub sign-in — one OAuth flow and your team's repos are ready to open.
  • A branch per chat — every conversation is an isolated line of work with its own history.
  • Own worktrees — chats run side by side in separate checkouts, never fighting over the same files.

Bring your team into the loop.

dx makes AI coding a team sport — shared chats, live edits, and an answer to "where did this line come from?"