Releases·Tool Release
Munder Difflin releases open source multi-agent harness turning Claude Code and Codex terminals into 24/7 agent offices
Munder Difflin released v0.5.4 of its open source multi-agent harness that turns terminals like Claude Code and Codex into an 'office of agents' working continuously on a user's computer. The release adds a local transcription model that replaces Wispr Flow and Granola. A setup guide is available on the project's blog.
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AI Overview
- Munder Difflin v0.5.4 is an open source multi-agent harness that runs Claude Code and Codex-style terminals as a persistent office of agents on a local computer
- Version 0.5.4 ships a local transcription model that replaces Wispr Flow and Granola for dictation
- Setup guide and docs are at munderdiffl.in/blog; code is on GitHub at chaitanyagiri/munder-difflin
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