Agent Fleet Console

Command Claude, Codex and Gemini coding agents from one place and let them share findings

Problem

Developers routinely run several coding agents at once (Claude Code, Codex, Grok, etc.) but none of them knows what the others are doing, so the human manually copies insights between them. Subagents also drift and ignore instructions, causing rework.

Solution

A lightweight local console that auto-discovers and registers agent sessions on your machine, providing a shared task and findings board. You can push one agent's output to another with one click, and set guardrails plus status alerts for subagents to reduce drift.

Users

Heavy developers and AI tool early adopters running multiple coding agents at once.

MVP

Auto-discover local agent sessions; unified board showing what each agent is doing; one-click share of an agent's output to another; completion/error notifications for subagent tasks; no complex orchestration.

Revenue

Free local version; Pro subscription for cross-device sync, history replay and shared team boards.

Why now

Multi-agent parallelism is now the norm but cross-agent collaboration is still manual, leaving a local-first orchestration layer indie developers can ship in weeks.