thinkpool keeps terminals, coordinated lanes, reviews, and Design in one visible place. One developer can run the whole build. A partner can enter the same live context when the work needs another mind.
We don’t resell tokens. The bridge machine needs an installed runtime and its required login or credentials: Claude Code uses the host’s Anthropic login or an Anthropic-compatible provider, Codex uses the host’s Codex/OpenAI login, and Hermes Agent uses an isolated thinkpool ACP profile. Custom bridge providers configure Claude lanes, not Codex.
We build the room: the shared history, terminals, coordination, review, Design, and optional second pair of eyes. Not the tokens.
Coding agents can already fan work out. The harder part is keeping the plan, worker lanes, handoffs, reviews, and working interface coherent while the build moves.
A thinkpool room keeps that work visible and directable. Start alone. When a partner joins, both people can watch and steer the same terminals without a screen share or context handoff.
thinkpool is created by Maksim Gorelcenka and Conrad Bachman. The friendship came first. The product followed.
thinkpool is operated by Thinkpool UAB.