
Go terminal command center for coding-agent sessions on tmux, with forking, MCP management, a web view, remote decks over SSH, and conductor sessions that supervise workers.

Go terminal command center for coding-agent sessions on tmux, with forking, MCP management, a web view, remote decks over SSH, and conductor sessions that supervise workers.

Rust session manager that runs each coding agent in tmux with optional worktree and container isolation, controlled from a TUI, a web dashboard or a phone.

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

Desktop, web and CLI workspace that runs provider agents in threads, with worktrees, agent-to-agent spawning, automations and plugins.

Python scheduler that decomposes a goal into tasks, runs CLI coding agents in isolated git worktrees, verifies their output and merges passing diffs, recording a replayable audit trail.

A terminal UI that runs several CLI coding agents in separate tmux sessions and git worktrees, with diff review and background auto-accept mode.

A native macOS terminal built on Ghostty for working with many coding agents, with notifications, a socket API, SSH workspaces and paid cloud machines.

Multi-agent coding workspace that talks to agents over ACP, with cross-agent delegation, session import, and desktop, server, mobile and chat access.

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.

Desktop environment that runs coding-agent CLIs in parallel Git worktrees, passes in issues from trackers, and handles diffs, PRs, CI checks and scheduled runs.

Declaratively configured orchestrator that runs fleets of coding-agent CLIs in tmux, subprocess, ACP, SSH or Kubernetes sessions, routing work through a Beads task graph.

Self-hosted hub and CLI wrapper for starting, handing off and controlling coding-agent sessions from web, phone or Telegram.

A multi-device client and daemon for running and steering many coding agents on your own machines from phone, desktop or browser, synced through an encrypted relay.

An open-source harness with desktop and phone apps that runs coding sessions across several model vendors on your own hardware, with encrypted sync between devices.

A persistent terminal runtime with a desktop app and a TUI that keeps coding agents running in the background, tracks their status, and lets them start and steer each other.

JetBrains system for running third-party and JetBrains coding agents from a desktop app, IDE plugin, browser team workspace or CLI, with organization governance.

Keyboard-driven desktop command center that runs multiple coding agents across projects, with batch playbooks, group chat between agents, and phone control.

Desktop GUI that runs your installed, logged-in coding-agent CLIs as tabbed sessions, with worktrees, review tools and remote hosts over SSH.

A source-available issue board that assigns work to coding agents, which a daemon runs on connected machines while progress and results flow back to the issue.

Electron app that runs terminal coding agents as a coordinated office of avatars, with shared memory, messaging and one lead agent you talk to.

Open-source meta-harness that wraps Claude Code, Codex and other agents in shared sessions with policies, sandboxing and multi-device access.

Self-deployed background coding system that runs agent sessions in cloud sandboxes and opens pull requests.

Self-hosted control center for running conversations and automations with the OpenHands agent or third-party coding agents over ACP, on local, Docker, VM or cloud backends.

Local daemon and CLI that boots persistent teams of coding-agent seats in tmux from YAML, with a TUI, work queue and MCP server.

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.

Desktop workspace where an orchestrator agent splits work across worker agents in their own worktrees and follows each through CI, review and merge, with a phone companion and optional hosted workers.

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.

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.

Open-source platform that runs teams of containerised coding agents from different vendors, with a CLI, web Workstation and optional hosted hub.

Local desktop workspace that supervises project processes and CLI coding agents, with scratchpads, todos and agent spawning exposed over MCP, HTTP and CLI.

Native Rust desktop app for running parallel coding agents in isolated worktrees, with chat or terminal surfaces, review tools and multi-agent coordination.

Hosted multiplayer workspace that runs many third-party coding agents on tickets in cloud sandboxes with live previews and guided review.

Local-first desktop workspace that drives installed coding-agent runtimes in isolated worktrees, with provider handoffs, review tools and Git delivery.

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

Hosted platform that runs third-party coding agents in isolated cloud VMs, triggered from tickets, chat, schedules or events, and tracks the resulting pull requests.

Go terminal window manager and multiplexer with persistent sessions that also launches fleets of coding agents in worktrees and collects their state and approvals in one Inbox.

Rust CLI that pairs git worktrees with tmux windows to run agents in parallel, with a status dashboard, sandboxes, remote servers and one-command merge and cleanup.

Native Rust desktop, mobile and headless control plane that runs installed coding-agent CLIs locally, on your own servers, or on optional hosted cloud machines.