Cleetus user guide
Cleetus brings Claude and Codex conversations, agent teams, tools, work tracking, and a Design studio into one workspace. Start with installation, then choose the guide for your task.
The public stable product is the Cleetus VS Code extension (latest stable release). Cleetus IDE 0.1.0-dev.4 is an unreleased, unsigned and unnotarized local development build; no signed public IDE installer is available yet. The IDE and Studio guide describes that development interface separately.
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Install and update | Download a verified VSIX, install the separate engine runtime, connect accounts, and update |
| Cleetus IDE and Studio | Native development app, goals/tasks, teams, workflow runs, owned worktrees, Design and availability |
| Workspace and conversations | Chat, history, review, navigation, models and effort |
| LAN collaboration | Pair two local teams over TLS 1.3 and review message/task proposals |
| Prebuilt teams | All nine teams, their purpose, setup and execution |
| Cleetus Design | Extraction, tokens, components, page review, assets and rules |
| Preview adapters | Real web stories, iOS/watchOS Simulator previews and platform requirements |
| Product libraries | Keep design systems in repositories and link systems across deployments |
| Tools and integrations | MCP assignment, local/container/hosted tooling and PR checks |
| Work tracking | GitHub Issues, Jira, custom tracker APIs and agent ownership |
| Local service | Background jobs, agent tools, recovery and host boundaries |
| Licensing and distribution | Apache components, future IDE preview terms and provider costs |
| Troubleshooting | Installation, account, preview, service and update problems |
The extension screenshots use illustrative local data. The IDE guide shows actual native dev.3 captures, with Teams refreshed from dev.4, from a disposable AccountWorkspace project with ready, unstarted members and pending tasks. Its Git diff and rendered component come from that local project. No provider was started for the captures; they do not establish live account work, customer extraction or two-computer LAN pairing. The Design cowboy banner is promotional artwork. Native previews require your actual Xcode build and Simulator runtime.