Your own Claude Code, working in the room
Pair your computer and the agentic room sends its work to the coding agent you already use. Claude Code runs in a folder you choose, every step shows live in the room, and it asks before it edits or runs anything.
My Claude Code · Web app · Sprint 42
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Assigned to My Claude Code
Claude Code leaves a note and a review status — never Completed.
Type “/”
The room gives the work, your computer does it
Type a command in the room or hand Claude Code one of your tasks. It runs on your computer, with your code, under your own Claude plan.
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A folder per room
Choose the project folder each room works in, from suggestions worked out on your computer. Only the folder name is stored in Qik.
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Allow / Deny, in the room
Claude Code’s own “may I edit or run this?” questions arrive as cards showing the proposed change as a diff. Your answer lands on the run.
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Only you see your runs
External room agents are personal: only you send them work and only you see the run. The rest of the room sees what changed.
Everything the terminal gives you, in the room
The run card reads like a Claude Code session, with the room’s tasks, people and AI project manager around it.
Code changes as diffs
Every edit and new file shows with line numbers, green added and red removed. The diffs are read from your computer; Qik stores no code.
Sessions you can pick up
Replies continue the same session. Pick an earlier one, continue a terminal session as a copy, or copy the claude --resume command.
A “/” menu
Your own Claude Code commands, skills and plugins, plus Qik actions such as /new, /attach, /open-tasks and /folder, and Qik’s agent skills.
Hand it a task
Assign one of your tasks to My Claude Code. It updates the task with a note and a review status — never Completed.
Helpers in view
When Claude Code starts helper agents, the run shows “N agents working”, each with its status, steps so far and latest step.
Runs side by side
Several commands can run in one folder at once, like two terminals, with up to eight runs per computer.
Pair, choose a folder, give a command
One bridge on your computer connects it to Qik Office. Connected apps lists your rooms under each agent, each with its own switch.
① Connect your computer
Run npx qik-claude connect and enter the code in Settings › Connected apps › External room agents — or click Connect this computer in the desktop app.
② Turn it on in a room
In the room’s Agent menu, choose your personal agent, My Claude Code, and pick the folder it works in.
③ Work from anywhere
Command it from the room, or let Claude Code in your terminal claim a task with the Qik plugin and report progress back to the room.
Company control
Company admins switch External room agents on or off for the whole office. Off takes it out of every room at once; folders are kept.
Connected apps › External room agents
Computers
One bridge serves every agent on the computer.
From a task to reviewed code
The room keeps the context; your computer keeps the code.
A task is assigned
Hand the bug or feature to My Claude Code from the task’s assignee picker.
Claude Code works on it
Steps, questions and diffs show live in the room’s agent while it runs in your folder.
You allow each change
Edits and commands wait on an Allow / Deny card with the change shown as a diff.
It goes for review
The task gets a note and a review status, ready for the team on the board.
Who runs on External room agents
The sprint room drives the code
Tasks agreed in the sprint meeting go straight to Claude Code in the repository, and each comes back as a change ready for review.
One place for the plan and the code
Keep the roadmap, meetings and AI minutes in the room, and have Claude Code work through the list in your project folder.
See what changed, not every keystroke
Runs stay private to the person who started them, while the room sees the tasks move and the notes Claude Code leaves.
One company, one office, one shared state
External room agents, answered
Claude Code today. Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Cursor CLI and Copilot CLI are listed in Connected apps and are on their way; one bridge on your computer serves them all.
No. Claude Code runs on your computer, in your folder. Code changes travel from your computer to your own app; finished runs read their diffs back from the session on your computer. Qik stores only the folder name and step counts.
External room agents come with AI Office Pro, Custom and Enterprise. Each run uses 2 agent credits for Qik’s coordination — relaying the command, following it live, approval cards and the room tools. Claude’s own usage is billed by your Claude plan, never by Qik.
Only you. It is your personal agent: only you can send it work and see its runs. Others in the room see what changed — the tasks it updated and the notes it left.
Yes. Every run ends with its session id and a copyable claude --resume command. In the room you can also pick up sessions started in the terminal, or continue one that is still open as a copy.
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