DevToolsAIPairProgrammingLocalFirst

MultiPane – Multi-agent coding session chat deck

Bring Claude, Codex and OpenCode into one window so they can review each other

Problem
Many developers already pair with a single coding agent, but trying to have one agent implement while another reviews means switching terminals and copy-pasting context manually. Someone even built a local tool to let Claude, Codex and OpenCode talk to each other, proving that multi-agent pair programming is a real workflow being explored.
Solution
A local desktop app that shows multiple CLI coding agents side by side as chat panes. You can assign one agent as driver and another as reviewer, and diffs plus review notes are relayed automatically between them. All conversations and code stay on your machine.
Users
Heavy developers already using Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, tech leads, and pair-programming enthusiasts
MVP
Configure and launch multiple locally installed CLI agents; show each agent's session side by side; send the latest diff to another agent for review manually or automatically; keep all messages local; support macOS and Windows
Revenue
Free base app plus one-time Pro license for more agents, auto-review rules and team-shared configs; or a per-seat monthly subscription
Why now
CLI coding agents are exploding, yet multi-agent collaboration is still stuck in scripts and hacks with no friendly local UI; a solo dev can ship a lightweight wrapper fast

Source discussions · 2

  1. Hacker NewsShow HN: Ax – Let Claude, Codex and OpenCode talk to each other locally3↑ 0
  2. Hacker NewsAsk HN: Which harness do you use with Qwen3.8 27B? And why?2↑ 3
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