Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, agy and friends as one team: an orchestrator that hands out the work, agents in their own terminals and worktrees, and secrets they can use but never see. With the subscriptions you already have.
Every agent is the real CLI running in its own terminal, on its own branch. The orchestrator reads the board, delegates, reviews and merges. You watch it on a pixel-art floor, or work desk by desk in the Manager.
An agent can read anything in its environment, so keys never go there. They stay encrypted with the app, or in 1Password.
Scranton Branchnpm test, that run with the secrets they need. The agent gets the output, with every value masked.
The app finds the MCP servers you set up for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI and Windsurf. Import one and your agents get it too. Its keys move to the encrypted store on the way in.
Pair with a colleague's office, or with one running on a server, and send each other work.
Team messages use X25519 with ML-KEM-768, signed with Ed25519. The relay sees a random mailbox and opaque bytes.
A public MQTT broker by default, ntfy, or one you run. No server of ours in between.
A small headless build for Ubuntu or Docker. Pair it with your desktop and its orchestrator becomes a teammate.
On Windows, a floor can live entirely inside a WSL distribution: agents, git and tools run in Linux.
Send whole jobs to a software factory that speaks Factory MCP, an open profile of MCP, and follow them through its pipeline.
Nothing phones home. Every connection the app makes is listed in the privacy notes.
Free and open source. Bring your own agent CLIs and subscriptions.
Builds are not code-signed yet. On Windows, SmartScreen asks you to confirm (“More info” → “Run anyway”); on macOS, allow the app in System Settings → Privacy & Security. The server installs with sudo ./install.sh. All files and checksums are on the releases page.