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Paseo

☆ 23.2K

A local daemon with desktop, mobile, web and CLI clients that runs many coding agents at once, each in its own worktree, on one or several machines.

Local RemoteOpen source
DesktopWebMobileCLIChat bridgeFreemium
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Orca

☆ 116.6K

A desktop app that runs a fleet of terminal coding agents side by side, each in its own worktree, with diff review, a browser, a CLI and a mobile companion.

Local RemoteOpen source
DesktopWebMobileCLIFree
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T3 Code

☆ 48.1K

A local server with desktop, web and mobile clients for controlling coding-agent harnesses installed on your own machines, with remote access built in.

Local RemoteOpen source
DesktopWebMobileCLIFree
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dmux

☆ 1.8K

Terminal tool that gives each task a tmux pane with its own worktree and agent, then merges the branch or opens a PR when the work is done.

LocalOpen source
TUIFree
Amp official product screenshot

Coding agent and development environment that gives every thread a fresh remote machine (an orb), controlled from CLI, desktop, phone, and web.

Local Remote CloudClosed source
WebDesktopMobileCLIFreemium
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Paradev

☆ 16K

A workspace app, formerly Superset, that runs Claude Code, Codex and other CLI agents in parallel Git worktrees with review tools, remote hosts and optional cloud workspaces.

Local Remote CloudOpen source
DesktopMobileCLIChat bridgeFreemium

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