Local desktop workspace for coordinating multiple coding agents
A native desktop workspace that places multiple local coding agents behind one interface. It detects installed command-line agents, preserves provider protocols and session continuity, supports independent tasks per project, queues corrections during execution, and provides conversation-aware checkpoints for rewinding Git-backed work.
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Problem: The fragmentation of multiple coding-agent command-line sessions and the risk of losing context or safe rollback points.
For: Developers who run multiple coding agents across projects and need a unified local workflow.
Examples
- Waku: coordinates multiple local coding agents, independent project tasks, queued corrections, and Git-backed conversation checkpoints.
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