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Bring your own agent

Claude Code and Codex. Your machines. One workflow.

Great engineering teams bring different tools and perspectives to the same challenge. Your AI workflow should make room for that.

Meshly Build 3.11 and Station 1.6 bring Codex alongside Claude Code for coding and reviews across macOS, Linux and Windows. Together with automatic merging after approval, this release gives teams more choice in how they work and a smoother path from task to delivered code.

Choose the right tool for the work

Let Claude Code write and Codex review. Or switch them around.

Set your preferred tool for coding and review, tailor your choices to each project, or choose explicitly for an individual task. Everyone works from the same board, with shared visibility into progress and usage.

Whether your team uses Claude Code, Codex or both, Station connects their tools to the workflow on their own machines.

Give every change another perspective

Coding and review are separate jobs. Now you can choose a different AI tool for each.

Keep your preferred coding assistant and bring another perspective to the review, without manually passing changes between tools. Build coordinates the work and routes reviews to the Station holding the code.

When that machine is busy, the review waits its turn. Clear status updates show what is running and what is waiting.

Turn approval into progress

Enable automatic merging for a project, and approval becomes the next step toward delivery.

Station merges approved work into the repository's default branch, helping teams spend less time coordinating routine handoffs. Projects with an established merge process can keep using it.

Build also tracks which changes have reached the default branch, giving you a clear view of approved work and completed merges directly on the board.

Keep the whole team in the picture

A shared workflow needs more than a list of tasks.

Execution details bring activity and usage into view. Saved reports preserve the record of coding and review sessions through connection interruptions. Budget notifications reach the people responsible, while stronger access boundaries protect project information on shared instances.

A more spacious board and updated in-app guidance make that workflow easier to follow, from assigning a task to merging the result.

Available now

Meshly Build 3.11 and Station 1.6 are available now. Managed instances have been updated, self-hosted customers can upgrade, and Station supports macOS, Linux and Windows.

Bring the tools your team prefers. Give coding and review their own perspectives. Keep the work moving in Meshly Build.

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