AI coding agents and agent orchestration
Multi-agent coding workspaces
Desktop, mobile and CLI tools for running, orchestrating, monitoring and sharing memory across multiple AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex, aimed at developers who use these agents heavily.
Built for: Developers using AI coding agents
Projects since May 04
541
Different builders
517
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
-5%
AI is the core
43%
Projects per week
Mostly developer tool or library (58%), desktop app (25%), web app (5.9%) · from r/SideProject, r/vibecoding, r/SaaS, r/IMadeThis
Latest
- GhosttyEXTREME — Shows the live status of multiple coding agent sessions in a terminal, with a file editor that follows agent edits, a repo map, and infrastructure views.“I got tired of not knowing what my Claude Code agents were doing, so I built a terminal that shows them working live”
- Vibe Multiagent — Orchestrates multiple AI coding agents with role separation, safety hooks that block risky commands, and an offline HTML dashboard for monitoring their tasks.“I built an open-source visual Control Room & multi-agent framework for Claude Code, Codex & AGY (Zero pay-per-token API costs + In-process Claude Mods)”
- Orbtile — Shows local coding sessions on a Logitech keypad and a Mac menu-bar popover so users can see which sessions need attention and read their replies.“I made a keypad view of coding sessions and a Mac popover to read their replies”
- OMK — Runs a terminal coding agent that works on a local project, with multi-model switching and optional goal mode that checks a user-approved acceptance command.“OMK 1.3.0 — looking for feedback on the first five minutes of a terminal coding agent”
- Updater — Records what coding agents ship, why, tradeoffs, files and expected impact, and makes that history searchable.“I built an open-source shipping memory for coding agents”
- Chalkboard — Displays agent text output as visual diagrams on a board inside an Electron app with an integrated terminal.“Chalkboard for ai agents”
- ADing — Puts multiple coding agents into a shared conversation where a leader agent can coordinate and delegate work.“I built a Mac app to put Claude Code, Codex and Qoder in one group chat”
- Deskly — Lets users manage AI coding agents as employees in a 3D office, assigning them tasks in a project folder with approval before commands run.“I built a first-person 3D office where your AI agents are your employees (open source)”
- Painted Wolf Code — Provides a code editor for AI coding agents with a local model that selects context, a secrets vault hidden from the model provider, rollback without git, and sandboxing for agent actions.“Painted Wolf Code: free, open-source code editor built from scratch for AI”
- Médula — Checks each agent's file write against other agents' work in a shared repo, using a fast model to flag clashes before the write.“Launch: I ran several Claude Code agents on one repo. Each one finished green, and the merged app was broken every single time. Here's what fixed it (open source)”
- dotpals — Displays plain-language summaries of what AI coding agents are doing on your desktop, including file changes, test failures, retries, and approval requests.“[dotpals] - A desktop pal that tells you in plain words what your AI coding agent actually did”
- Nonna — Runs the full test suite when a coding agent tries to finish and sends it back to fix failures, while blocking commits to main and keeping secrets out of files.“[Nonna] - makes AI coding agents pass your tests before they can say "done"”
- Vex (Vex's Skillgit) — Ingests code repositories into versioned, AST-chunked context that AI agents query in real time over MCP.“I built a background skill manager that treats agent memory like Git (AST-aware, MCP-ready, potato-PC friendly).”
- pandemonium — Runs AI coding agents in separate git worktrees and lets you review their changes like pull requests in a GPU-drawn text editor.“I got tired of babysitting AI agents in terminals, so I wrote my own text editor”
- Bruto — Stores project tasks as notes inside the repo and lets AI coding agents read and update them through an MCP server.“Bruto: a task board that lives in your repo, for you and your AI”
- Agent ops pack — Provides templates for a one-page charter and draft-only permission rules that govern how coding agents operate.“I turned “my agents keep freelancing” into a tiny ops pack (charter + draft-only rules) — looking for feedback on the free skeleton”
- Hover — Shows coding agent sessions in the notch area of the screen so their status can be monitored at a glance.“your coding agents now live in your notch.”
- Superbrainstorming — Provides a fork of the Superpowers agent workflow that keeps the brainstorming stage and skips the planning and test-driven stages, going straight from brainstorm to implementation.“From Superpowers to Superbrainstorming”
- Orchestra — Splits a typed coding task across multiple Claude and Codex agents on separate git branches and picks models per step using a learned win/loss record.“My self-hosted AI orchestra which holds meetings for a project”
- Pando — Runs multiple AI coding agents side by side in one Mac workspace with a shared memory.“Pando: the side project that became the app I vibe code in all day”
Most discussed
- Termi Protocol — Manages AI coding agent sessions through a Kanban board and visualizes agent activity as a 3D room with pets and gamified elements.“I got tired of watching Claude Code work in a plain terminal so I built it 3D cozy game simulation for my agents”
- Wraps existing AI coding agents so each team member gets an always-on agent clone that shares a knowledge base and hands off work, with a 2D office view of the agents.“I built the cutest claude code wrapper and it is 100% open source”
- Claude Code lamp — Shows an AI coding agent's working state on a Bluetooth desk lamp by changing its color and animation through Claude Code and Codex hooks.“Turned desk lamp into a vibe coding status indicator (claude code and codex)”
- Runs an automated local coding agent on a personal GPU rig that works through coding tasks unattended.“My GPU forced me to sleep on the couch”
- Blocks AI coding agents from marking tasks complete until they provide proof such as a screenshot, terminal run, or live URL check, then shows a go/no-go verdict.“I spend more time babysitting my coding agents than actually writing code”
- MACK — Coordinates fixed-role AI agents and passes compressed session kernels between them to preserve context across a build.“I stopped vibe coding and started engineering. I'm not a coder. Here's what shipped in two weeks.”
- Grid Console — Puts tasks from local coding agents on a board and shows each card's session, questions, planning notes and changed code for review.“I built a workspace for coding agents. Looking for early testers.”
- RPG Character Builder — Turns AI coding agents into playable RPG characters inside VS Code with a CLI integration.“I made my first money from a vibecoded side project, and it made me feel better than closing huge deals for my main business”
- NoCoder — Scores AI coding agent runs by checking that the code compiles, actually changes, and runs.“We told people our AI passed 87.5% of our tests. Then we found the number was a lie.”
- Supervisor — Watches Claude Code sessions, answers the agent's questions using user-set rules, blocks destructive actions, and nudges stalled sessions to keep running.“Supervisor: A free MacOS App that sits between you and Claude Code”