Helmor
A local-first desktop workbench that runs several coding agents in parallel, each in its own isolated git worktree, with review, testing, merging, and one-click pull-request actions in a single window.
Helmor is a local-first workbench for orchestrating coding agents, aimed at finishing the part of the loop after code generation: reviewing, testing, merging, and shipping. Each task gets its own git worktree and branch so agents never step on each other, with conversation, diffs, a Monaco editor, and terminals shown together in one window, and everything stored locally under a helmor directory.
Supported agents include Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and Kimi Code, using the user's own logins, API keys, and custom providers. From the workspace a user can create a pull or merge request, merge it, fix CI, and resolve conflicts, including stacked pull requests, against GitHub or GitLab, and can also run a prompt in an agent's native terminal UI or resume a GUI chat from the terminal.
It ships a CLI and an MCP server so it can be scripted or driven by another agent, and an experimental mobile companion opens a Cloudflare tunnel to start tasks from a phone browser.