The Jolo project released an open-source desktop app and CLI that serve as a unified workspace for coding agents, supporting Claude Code, Codex, Devin CLI, Grok CLI, and Gemini CLI, plus custom API providers. It bundles chats, files, terminal, and browser in one interface and supports multi-agent task planning. It matters to practitioners juggling multiple CLIs and parallel tasks across Git worktrees.
Hellhound is a Windows desktop app (Microsoft Store) that brings Claude Code and Codex into one interface. It detects the user's signed-in agents automatically, so no API keys or terminal are needed, and lets users compare or combine their answers. It targets developers on Windows who want to use both coding agents in one room.
Hellhound is a Windows desktop app (Microsoft Store) that brings Claude Code and Codex into one interface. It detects the user's signed-in agents automatically, so no API keys or terminal are needed, and lets users compare or combine their answers. It targets developers on Windows who want to use both coding agents in one room.
Lody is an open-source, local-first shared workspace that connects coding agents like Claude Code and Codex across laptops, workstations, servers, and cloud VMs. It centralizes conversations, runtime status, files, diffs, and decisions, solving the problem of fragmented visibility and collaboration around agent work. It does not replace agents or force hosted execution, but provides a shared context layer for teams.
Lody is an open-source, local-first shared workspace that connects coding agents like Claude Code and Codex across laptops, workstations, servers, and cloud VMs. It centralizes conversations, runtime status, files, diffs, and decisions, solving the problem of fragmented visibility and collaboration around agent work. It does not replace agents or force hosted execution, but provides a shared context layer for teams.
Garcon is a desktop and mobile workspace that integrates multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, etc.) and direct model endpoints into one interface. It allows running parallel sessions, reattaching to CLI chats, steering agents mid-turn, and managing files, terminals, Git, diffs, PR review, and commits. It solves the problem of context switching and approval delays for developers using AI coding tools.
Garcon is a desktop and mobile workspace that integrates multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, etc.) and direct model endpoints into one interface. It allows running parallel sessions, reattaching to CLI chats, steering agents mid-turn, and managing files, terminals, Git, diffs, PR review, and commits. It solves the problem of context switching and approval delays for developers using AI coding tools.
CrewCode is a free, open-source Electron desktop app that lets developers run, supervise, and review multiple AI coding agents across git worktrees from one interface. It integrates with various agent tools and provides structured bridges and terminal panes, aiming to streamline the workflow of managing parallel coding tasks.
CrewCode is a free, open-source Electron desktop app that lets developers run, supervise, and review multiple AI coding agents across git worktrees from one interface. It integrates with various agent tools and provides structured bridges and terminal panes, aiming to streamline the workflow of managing parallel coding tasks.
BossConsole, an open-source, multi-platform operator's console for AI agents, has been released on GitHub. Built on the JVM (not Electron), it supports running Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or OpenCode with a real browser, terminal, editor, secrets, and over 100 MCP tools. The project targets enterprises, science, and research.
BossConsole, an open-source, multi-platform operator's console for AI agents, has been released on GitHub. Built on the JVM (not Electron), it supports running Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or OpenCode with a real browser, terminal, editor, secrets, and over 100 MCP tools. The project targets enterprises, science, and research.