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munder-difflin

Desktop app that runs many terminal coding agents as a coordinated team

Stars: 8.6k
License: MIT
Last commit: Oct 2026
Last release: Oct 2026
Language: TypeScript

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Overview

Electron desktop app that runs terminal agent CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok, Kimi, Qwen, OpenCode, Crush, Copilot, Cursor, custom commands) in node-pty sessions. An orchestrator agent routes work between them through file-based mailboxes and shared markdown memory, shown as avatars on a Pixi.js office floor. Adds approval gates, a circuit breaker, per-agent budgets, a Monaco editor with git views and local dictation.

Who it is for: Developers running several coding-agent CLIs in parallel on one machine

Strengths

Wraps 12 named agent CLIs plus custom commands, using your existing subscriptions
Per-agent markdown memory, mailboxes and optional git worktrees to avoid branch collisions
Approval queue for spend, scope and destructive ops, plus a steer, constrain, stop circuit breaker
Supports BYOK keys and local models via Ollama, LM Studio or vLLM

Weaknesses

Labeled pre-release (v0.5.3)
Stapler meeting transcription and the newer sidebar are in the paid Pro tier
Transcription is English only in 0.5.3
Desktop Electron app only; no Docker image or headless server mode

What it needs

GPU optional
Needs Agent CLIs (claude, codex, etc.), git, uv, Node, MemPalace
Models: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, Grok

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How to choose

Check which models it can use: your own keys, local models, or only the vendor's.
See what it may do without asking (edit files, run shell, push) and how you approve.
Prefer agents that work in a branch or worktree you can throw away.

Health

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Package advisories: Not checked
OpenSSF Scorecard: Not checked

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License in plain words

MIT Permissive

Use it at work: Yes
Change it and rebrand it: Yes
Sell it or host it for others: Yes

Your part: Keep the copyright and license notice in copies you ship.

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