INTEGRATIONS
The agents you already use, on one team.
COLLASTRA coordinates coding agents you already pay for. Each agent keeps doing what it is good at; COLLASTRA plans the work, carries the context between them and brings the result back for your review.
Coding agents in the beta
Claude Code with COLLASTRASupported
What it is. Anthropic’s agentic coding tool. It works in your repository from the terminal: it reads code, edits files and runs commands.
In a COLLASTRA team. COLLASTRA runs Claude Code on tasks in your connected repository, using your supported Claude Code subscription. In the illustrative workflow on How it works, Claude Code investigates a bug and later reviews the fix.
Codex with COLLASTRASupported
What it is. OpenAI’s coding agent. It writes and edits code and runs tasks in your repository.
In a COLLASTRA team. COLLASTRA runs Codex with your supported Codex subscription and hands it the context from earlier steps. In the illustrative workflow, Codex receives Claude Code’s finding and implements the fix.
Hermes Agent with COLLASTRASupported
What it is. The open-source agent from Nous Research.
In a COLLASTRA team. Hermes Agent is part of the beta team. COLLASTRA can assign it tasks and pass the goal, files and decisions along with each handoff.
Antigravity with COLLASTRASupported
What it is. Google’s agent-first development platform.
In a COLLASTRA team. Antigravity is part of the beta team. Its work joins the same plan, handoffs and review as the other agents.
Your repository: GitHub
Connect GitHub, including private and organization repositories. COLLASTRA runs agents on your repository and shows you the diff to approve before it opens a pull request.
Models through OpenRouter
Beyond the agents above, COLLASTRA reaches models through OpenRouter, including Grok, Kimi K3, Meta Muse, Qwen, DeepSeek. Availability varies with OpenRouter’s catalog.
Coming soon
Cursor, OpenCode, Supabase, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Stripe.
New to running several agents at once? Read how to run Claude Code and Codex together, or see how COLLASTRA coordinates the work.