OpenPrompt launches a control layer for AI-assisted programming

Summary

OpenPrompt is a desktop application positioned above existing AI coding tools, including Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, and Antigravity. It provides one workspace for connecting terminal agents, IDEs, and chats, while keeping project context and prompt history together. Its cost and task router is designed to send simpler requests to cheaper models and reserve premium models for harder work. Prompt Time Machine records before-and-after code snapshots so users can associate an instruction with the exact lines it changed. The product also supports multi-agent workflows, Git diffs, a project index, shared team context, and an OpenPrompt Agent operating on project context. Capture is based on local project folders and supported application logs; prompts are stored in a local SQLite database, while project data uses a local JSON store. Model calls occur when users request Enhance or a commit message, with local agent CLIs tried first. The system excludes credential-shaped files, secrets, dependency directories, binaries, lockfiles, minified bundles, and files larger than 256 KB from indexing. The desktop app is available for macOS 13 or later and Windows 10 or later; Linux support is listed as coming soon. Pricing includes a free plan, Individual at $15 per month, Team at $40 per user per month, and custom Enterprise pricing, with different limits and governance features.