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Why we included this project

Most agent CLIs are built for one conversation at a time. This project takes the CLI you already run, like Claude Code, Codex, or Opencode, and groups several agents around a shared workspace, each one with its own screen, tools, and schedule. A routine such as the Monday-morning report stops being a script you babysit; it becomes a versioned job with run history and a transcript of every run. Nothing an agent sends out goes live without a human approving it first, which is what makes unattended automation on real accounts tolerable. Since everything runs on your own machine and account and local LLMs are supported, you get multi-agent orchestration without sending data to a hosted service. That combination of local control and built-in oversight is the main reason ops engineers and small teams building internal automation should give it a look.