Getting Started with AI Conference — Three AIs, One Shared Folder
How to open DooDesk, start an AI Conference, and put Claude, Codex, and Gemini to work on the same project — without uploading files to each one separately.
DooDesk is myDoo's workspace — VS Code at its core, with Claude Code built into the right sidebar. Open an AI Conference there and Codex and Gemini join Claude in the same panel, all looking at the same project folder.
⚠️ As of June 2026, Gemini can no longer be connected with a personal Google account due to a Google policy change. For now, you can run the conference with Claude Code and Codex.
What Is AI Conference
A mode where Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini are open side by side, all sharing the same project folder. No separate file uploads, no copy-pasting context to each AI. Open the conference and they're already in the same room.
How to Start
- Open your project folder in DooDesk. Select it from the left Explorer sidebar.
- Click the AI Conference button. It's in the title bar or bottom bar.
- Three AI panels open. Claude · Codex · Gemini tabs, side by side.
- Ask or instruct. Send the same question to all three to compare answers, or switch tabs to give each AI different tasks.
What to Give Each AI
Each AI has a different strength:
- Claude Code: writing, editing, and refactoring code; editing files directly; complex reasoning
- Codex: fast code generation, simple transforms, repetitive tasks
- Gemini: long document summarization, multimodal analysis (images included), research
Standard workflow: ask all three the same question, compare answers, then assign: "Gemini handles this, Codex makes that." You decide, they execute.
No Extra Sharing Needed
Whatever project folder is open in DooDesk is already shared with all three AIs. Open the conference and they're ready to work together from the first message.
Don't Have Codex or Gemini?
DooDesk works fine with just Claude Code. Codex and Gemini are optional extensions. You're not using a half-product without them — Claude Code is the foundation, and the others are additions when you want them.