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Multi-agent prompt dispatcher

Type once, fan out to every AI agent you use, compare answers side by side

Problem
Developers now juggle Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes and more. Each runs in its own window, so people copy-paste the same question from one to another just to compare replies. One HN poster put it plainly: agents all run separately and the coordination overhead is entirely manual.
Solution
A desktop tool where you type a question once and it fans out to your configured agents via their CLI or API, showing answers side by side with diffs highlighted. Save prompt templates, rerun on a schedule, and push a chosen answer back into any agent for follow-up.
Users
Indie developers and small-team tech leads using two or more AI coding/chat agents at once
MVP
Configure multiple local CLI/API endpoints; send one prompt concurrently and show answers side by side; mark an answer as adopted and copy it back to the source agent; keep the last 20 prompt histories
Revenue
One-time desktop license ($19–29), or subscription priced by number of connected agents; free tier capped at 2 agents
Why now
Agent count is exploding while they stay siloed, and users are already publicly complaining about the copy-paste tax; local-only orchestration avoids vendor policy risk and is buildable by one person in weeks

Source discussions · 3

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