Question 1

What is MeshPilot?

Accepted Answer

A set of desktop tools for working with AI coding agents: MeshConsole, where the agents run; MeshMCP, the coordination layer that gives them a shared task board and memory; and MeshUtility, a free open-source voice and prompt widget.

Question 2

Which coding agents can I run?

Accepted Answer

Close to thirty, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Antigravity, Qwen Code, Goose, Crush, Amp, Aider, Cline and Continue. MeshConsole knows each one’s launch command and detects whether it is installed.

Question 3

Do I need my own agent subscriptions?

Accepted Answer

Yes. MeshConsole runs the vendors’ own CLIs under your accounts. MeshPilot credits cover MeshPilot’s own AI features — Pilot, commit messages, memory distillation — not the agents themselves.

Question 4

Where does my code go?

Accepted Answer

It stays on your machine. Agents run as local processes against folders you pick, and memory notes are files in your project. Only your account, credits and anything you deliberately sync are hosted.

Frequently asked questions.

The products

Agents and models

Plans and billing

Data, platforms and privacy

Still stuck?