I built an app to coordinate multiple coding agents. How do you manage yours?
Hey everyone! I’ve been building WorkSpaceAgent, a Windows desktop app for working with multiple AI coding agents.
It brings Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, and shell terminals into one workspace. You can run agents side by side, coordinate tasks through Swarm, and share project memory between them.
The first release is out, and I’d love feedback from people using multiple agents on real projects.
What’s the hardest part of your workflow: splitting tasks, sharing context, reviewing changes, or tracking what each agent is doing?
Demo and Windows download:
github.com/Mieruko/WorkSpaceAgent-Releases
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Small software agencies running several client projects at once probably feel the pain of keeping each coding agent's work straight more than solo developers do, so I'd find five of them as early users of WorkSpaceAgent. If it saves them real hours each week, they're also the ones most likely to pay for a team version later.
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Small software agencies running several client projects at once probably feel the pain of keeping each coding agent's work straight more than solo developers do, so I'd find five of them as early users of WorkSpaceAgent. If it saves them real hours each week, they're also the ones most likely to pay for a team version later.