tessera vs Vicoa

Coding-agent workspaces compared

tessera and vicoa coordinate coding-agent sessions, tasks, and Git work across projects. tessera focuses on a local workspace, while vicoa connects local and remote machines to clients across desktop, web, mobile, and CLI.

tesseraVicoa
LanguageTypeScriptPython
LicenseAGPL-3.0AGPL-3.0
Stars313516
Forks2960
Last analyzedOct 14, 2026Oct 21, 2026

Key differences

  • tessera is designed for individual local workflows; vicoa can run agents on local computers, remote machines, and VPS instances.
  • tessera offers Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode integrations; vicoa supports built-in integrations and additional agents through ACP.
  • tessera is written in TypeScript, while vicoa is written in Python.
  • Both use AGPL-3.0 licensing; vicoa describes a self-hostable backend stack using Docker and PostgreSQL.
  • tessera includes collections, persistent tabs, split panes, and a Kanban board; vicoa adds task boards and scheduled automations.
  • The supplied project facts list 313 stars and 29 forks for tessera, and 471 stars and 47 forks for vicoa.

Choose tessera if you…

  • want a local workspace for sessions and project Git workflows.
  • need collections, persistent tabs, split panes, or rich GUI sessions.
  • prefer a tool focused on individual workflows across Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode.
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Choose Vicoa if you…

  • need to run agents on remote machines or VPS instances and steer them from another device.
  • want desktop, web, iOS, Android, and CLI clients, plus ACP agent integrations.
  • want to self-host a backend stack with Docker and PostgreSQL.
Read the Vicoa analysis →

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