The fleet
Run multiple AI coding agents in parallel
Launch Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and Aider across different tasks at the same time — each one in its own isolated Git worktree, so parallel agents never step on each other’s edits. Build features, fix bugs, and refactor at once, then review every result in one place.
Each agent, its own worktree
No merge conflicts, no stepping on each other’s changes. Review and merge work when you’re ready — every branch stays clean until you say so.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor — or 13 more
Persistent daemon-backed terminals with split panes that survive restarts. One-click open in your editor for anything an agent touched.
Every session, one grid
A needs-attention queue puts what’s waiting on you first — oldest waiter, not loudest.
Ship without leaving
Stage, commit, push, open a PR or MR — merge to base when it’s ready. No terminal required.
Same goal, 2–4 agents, one winner
Each agent works the goal in its own worktree. Judged on cost, diff quality, files touched, and scope violations — you pick the winner, losers are reclaimed.
Agents talk to each other
Messages, a shared task DAG, and ask-human gates that surface directly in Mission Control.
Get started
Every instrument, one fleet.
Private beta — join the waitlist to get an invite when your slot opens up.
Related reading
- AI coding agent orchestrationDecompose a goal into a plan, route the work, and coordinate the agents.
- Compare AI coding agents on the same taskRace two to four agents on one goal and judge them on cost and diff quality.
- Multi-agent developmentVolume VI — when coordinated agents help, and when they cost more than they return.