A SMALL TEAM. A SHARED GOAL.
More hands.
outsrc is a local coding-team bot. Your Outsrc bot farms work to Claude Code, Codex, or Grok Build. Each job runs in a fresh git worktree on your machine, and the result comes back to an inbox.
The chief of staff Your coordinating agent. Hands out work and brings the results together.
Claude Claude Code One of three colleagues ready for the next assignment.
Codex OpenAI Codex The same mailbox. A separate workspace for every task.
Grok Grok Build Send a brief. Get a result back when the work is done.
The office is a visualization. This website doesn't start jobs or receive your repository.
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ONE STEP
Install the Outsrc bot.
Add the Outsrc bot from Bot Exchange. It coordinates Claude Code, Codex and Grok Build on your machine, with a worktree for each task and an inbox for results.
↗ That's the whole install.
Tips
Route work by talking. Tell Outsrc which work goes to Claude, Codex or Grok, and how hard to try: “send refactors to Claude” or “reviews to Codex at high effort.” It remembers and uses that on later jobs. There are no settings to edit.
It notices habits. If you keep sending the same kind of work to the same agent the same way, Outsrc may ask once whether to make that the default.
Watch jobs live. outsrc streams (or watch) opens a browser grid showing each agent's live log tail, served from your own computer (127.0.0.1). Ctrl-C leaves jobs running.
Track usage and spend. When a run finishes, outsrc usage reports tokens in and out, estimated cost when the vendor provides it, and wall minutes. Local only — it reads your computer, not a cloud dashboard.
Check for updates. outsrc updates (or updates refresh) checks whether Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build and outsrc are behind their latest release. The bot asks before upgrading. Nothing is installed until you say yes.
Doctor reports version status. outsrc doctor --json includes update_available and version.{status,installed,latest} where status is current, outdated, ahead or unknown. Doctor checks; it never upgrades.
Model lists are cached. Vendor model lists live in ~/.outsrc/models.json. outsrc models shows it; models refresh or list_targets --refresh updates it. send refuses an unknown model when the cache has a list for that target.
What the bot knows
The Exchange bot comes with five built-in skills:
getting-started — walks you through install and first setupoutsrc-dispatch (dispatch) — starts a job with send, polls the inbox, shows streams and usage reportsoutsrc-upgrade (upgrade) — checks for CLI updates and handles the upgrade handshake when you agreeoutsrc-failures (failures) — diagnoses common failures and suggests fixesoutsrc-add-machine (add-machine) — sets up outsrc on a second computer
More than one computer
Open Grok Bot on each computer you want to use, then ask Outsrc to set that computer up. Each computer keeps its own list of repositories agents may work in.
outsrc is open source. Read the code on GitHub ↗
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Local work.
Security Not a sandbox. You choose which repositories agents may touch. Jobs run as you, in fresh worktrees on your machine. Review the work before you ship it.
Safer than running the CLIs yourself Only the repositories you chose, each job in its own worktree. Your checkout stays untouched. API tokens in your shell environment are not passed to jobs. Reviews are read-only, and reviewing a branch does not run it: its hooks, MCP servers and setup scripts stay off. A delegated agent cannot hand work on to another agent. By default, 4 jobs at once and 2 hours per run. You choose both, even unlimited, when you set up the bot. The vendor plugins are pinned to tested versions. Full security notes ↗
Privacy Tasks, diffs, and logs stay under ~/.outsrc on the machine running the work. This website does not receive them. Your selected model provider's own data policies still apply.
The site has no accounts or tracking cookies. Cloudflare may log page requests. The public MCP endpoint returns product information only. Don't send it secrets or repository contents.
Team artwork The Claude, Codex, and Grok marks are from Lobe Icons (MIT). Full notices: third-party notices ↗ .
Office soundtrack The player can shuffle, loop, or skip tracks, and the track name opens the list. Loop repeats the playlist, then the current track, then plays through once.
Nine tracks by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 :
Changed for this page: slowed to 82/93 speed without changing pitch, filtered to sound like a small speaker, then re-encoded and volume-normalized.
About & contact outsrc is a small local coding-team bot. The four characters bring the workflow to life: one coordinator and three coding colleagues. There is no hosted office, billing desk, or paid plan on this site.
For questions or feedback, open an issue on GitHub ↗ .
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