openteams

Why we included this project

Running several coding agents at once usually means juggling terminals and re-pasting the same context, with no clear record of which one changed what. openteams is a local-first desktop workspace that sits around agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI instead of replacing them. It gives them a shared session where they can talk and hand off work, and a workflow mode that shows steps and dependencies so you can review, interrupt, or retry a single step without restarting everything. Parallel sessions can each run in their own Git worktree, keeping unfinished changes isolated until you decide to merge or discard them, and developer-owned issues link project work to the sessions that carry it out. Build statistics tie what agents actually delivered to the tokens and cost used, which helps if you want to know what your agent spend is really buying. For indie developers and small teams, the appeal is control and visibility over the agents they already use, not another model in the stack.