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
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