For developers

Stop betting your day on one agent.

Run the same task on Claude and Codex in one session, keep whichever did it better, and never babysit a model that quietly fell behind. cerver keeps your workflow always on the best.

01 — The trap

You picked your agent six months ago. A better one shipped in month two.

Switching costs feel high, so you don't — and you quietly pay for it on every task. The fix isn't loyalty to one model; it's a workflow that checks, every time, and stays on whatever's winning right now.

02 — Compare in one command

Run the same task on two agents. Keep whichever won.

One session, one prompt, a real diff — not vibes. The comparison runs itself; you just stay on the winner.

$ cerver run --compare claude codex "add idempotency to the webhook"

  claude / sonnet   passes · retries on 5xx
  codex  / gpt-5   passes · cleaner backoff   ← better

→ you're now on codex for this task.

03 — Switch without losing the thread

Swap the model or the machine mid-run. The transcript stays bound.

Keep your workflow

Same CLI, same session. cerver swaps the harness underneath — you don't relearn anything.

Keep the context

Transcript, tools, and identity travel with the session across every swap.

Run it anywhere

Your machine, Vercel, or E2B — move compute mid-task without dropping a beat.

04 — Install

One line. Free at hobby scale.

$ curl -fsSL https://cerver.ai/install.sh | bash

Bring your own compute. cerver charges nothing — your bill is whatever your provider charges, usually $0 at hobby scale.