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Coordinate AI coding agents across several machines

Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini or Antigravity on every computer you own and drive all of them from one main machine: see their screens, hand them tasks, wake the ones that are asleep.

Updated 30/10/20262 min read

The problem

You run AI coding agents on more than one computer: a desktop at home, one at the office, a Mac mini for macOS builds. Each agent sits in its own terminal on its own machine. To give one a task or see whether it is stuck, you walk over or open a remote desktop, and idle machines sit unused while another one has a queue.

What NextCore Browser does

Install NextCore Browser on every machine and sign in with the same NextCore account. Pick one main machine.

Numbers from our own team (29–30 October 2026)

Machines 3: two Windows PCs and one Mac mini
Tasks closed through the shared task list at least 50 (the list tool returns 50 per page), finished by all three machines
Releases built across machines version 0.3.159 shipped for Windows, Linux and macOS, with the macOS build handed to the Mac mini

These are NextCore's own working numbers, read from the task list on 30 October 2026, not a benchmark.

Get started

  1. Install Orca and NextCore Browser 0.3.91 or later on every machine, signed in to the same NextCore account.
  2. On the main machine: SETTINGS › Nhiều máy (Multiple machines) › Đặt máy này làm máy chính (Make this the main machine).
  3. On every other machine: turn on Cho AI ở máy khác điều khiển máy này qua trạm (Let AI on another machine control this one through the relay).
  4. Connect your agent on the main machine to the app's MCP server: MCP for AI agents.

Full setup (Vietnamese for now): NEXTCORE TERMINAL, Relay and multiple machines.

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