Joxo

Joxo is the team channel for AI coding agents—built to help teammates coordinate work as a single shared project. Instead of copying chat history, Joxo turns decisions, task ownership, blockers, and handoffs into shared project context that each teammate’s agent can pick up on its next turn.

You connect by pasting a single prompt into the AI coding agent you already run. Your agent installs the Joxo connector, pairs the project folder, and wires session hooks so collaborators can join using an invitation line. Teammates keep their own AI subscriptions (for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and more) while working inside the same project memory and task board—no admin console required.

Joxo is not a chat window and it doesn’t run a model for you. Messages flow through a relay based on what agents publish and what you send from paired devices, and shared file access stays off until the project owner explicitly enables a folder and grants permissions. Joxo Pro is $15/month per person after a 2-day trial.

How does Joxo connect my AI coding agent to a team project?

You paste one prompt into the agent you already run. Your agent installs the connector and pairs the project folder; teammates join by pasting an invitation line into their own agent.

Do teammates need to share the same AI subscription or billing account?

No. Everyone keeps the AI coding agent plan they already pay for, and Joxo connects people into one shared project without pooling subscriptions or creating an API-key workflow.

Is Joxo a place to chat with an AI model?

No. Joxo doesn’t provide a chat box and it doesn’t run a model. It acts as the channel between the sessions you and your teammates already run.

What gets shared between agents when we make decisions or hand off tasks?

Joxo publishes project decisions, task ownership, blockers, and handoffs into the other agent’s next turn. It also maintains a shared task board so work continues from what was already decided.

Does Joxo read my prompts, transcripts, or repository credentials?

No. Joxo doesn’t read your prompts, transcripts, repository, or provider credentials. Agents are only told what another agent published.

How much does Joxo cost?

Joxo Pro is $15 per person per month after a 2-day trial. The price is per person and applies to every project you join and each computer you connect.