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Dure

A desktop workspace for coordinating multiple coding agents, such as Claude Code, Codex and Pi, across local and SSH-connected projects, each in its own git worktree with built-in code review.

Dure

Dure lets a developer start several coding-agent sessions in parallel, each given its own project, provider and dedicated git worktree and branch so independent editing tasks do not conflict, launched either with a keyboard shortcut or directly from a GitHub issue. Spaces group related projects and sessions with split panes and separate windows for keeping local and SSH work in view at once.

Local diffs, including uncommitted changes and new files, can be reviewed alongside the conversation with the agent, with comments on a file or line sent back to that agent before combining its revised work. A companion command-line tool starts and schedules recurring runs and carries progress messages, decision requests and completion reports between people and agents. It currently ships as an official download for Apple Silicon Macs, and supports Claude Code, Codex, Pi, OpenCode, Gemini CLI and Kimi Code as underlying agents, using the developer's own installed CLIs and provider accounts.

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