MultiTable
MultiTable is a local-first meta-harness that puts a common orchestration layer over several coding agents at once, so a user can run, switch between and approve actions from more than one agent - even from a phone - without changing how any of them work.
A background daemon on the user's machine serves a React interface that can be reached from a laptop, tablet or phone, for example paired with Tailscale, so the same project, agent and chat can be picked up from any device. Several agents can run side by side in their own sessions, for example one scaffolding code while another reviews it, sharing one chat interface, one set of permission prompts and one git view regardless of which agent is answering.
Credentials are reused from whatever the user already has, either an API key or a sign-in through a provider's own CLI, so MultiTable stores no tokens of its own; permission prompts and MCP elicitations can also be forwarded to a Telegram chat with one-tap buttons. Past sessions from each provider's official CLI remain visible and resumable outside MultiTable as well.
It requires Node 18 or newer and native build tools, and is installed from source.