Together Link in beta runs six coding agents on Together AI models

Together Link runs six coding agents on models hosted by Together AI: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Pi Code in the terminal, plus Claude Desktop (including Cowork) and ChatGPT Desktop. Install it with one command, launch your agent through it, and your normal agent configuration stays untouched. It's now in beta on macOS and Linux.

# Install Together Link
curl -fsSL https://link.together.ai/install | bash

# Open the interactive launcher
togetherlink

# Or launch an agent directly, pinned to one model
togetherlink --main moonshotai/Kimi-K3 claude

What's included:

• Six agents: Launch Claude Code (tclaude), Codex (tcodex), OpenCode (topencode), or Pi Code (tpi) in your terminal, or switch Claude Desktop and ChatGPT Desktop to a reversible Together Link profile. OpenCode requires OpenCode 2, and Pi Code requires version 0.80.8 or newer.
• Auto router: Sessions default to the auto model, which picks a Together AI model for each request. In Claude Code and Claude Desktop sessions with an Anthropic API key, it sends the most difficult requests to Claude Opus.
• Models: moonshotai/Kimi-K3, zai-org/GLM-5.3, zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash, and deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash, all with 1M context, billed at standard serverless rates. Pin one with --main, or switch with your agent's /model command.
• Cost tracking: A session receipt on exit, an estimated spend in Claude Code's status line, and togetherlink usage for spend across sessions.
• Image generation: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and ChatGPT Desktop sessions include a skill that generates and edits images with Together AI image models.
• Headless mode: Each agent's own non-interactive flags pass through, so scripts can drive tclaude -p, tcodex exec, topencode run, and tpi -p.

See Together Link for details.