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Open Office

A visible team workspace where multiple AI coding backends, such as Claude, Codex and Gemini, collaborate under 23 defined roles on one project, with a leader coordinating planning, coding, review and release across isolated Git worktrees.

Open Office

Open Office coordinates eight AI backends, including Claude Code, Codex CLI and Gemini CLI, across 23 roles in a single delivery pipeline led by a leader role that assigns planning, coding, review and release work. Parallel agents work in isolated Git worktrees with automatic commit, merge and undo, so more than one agent can work on the same project at once without stepping on each other, and code review can mix Claude Code, Codex or any preferred tool.

It keeps a four-layer persistent memory across sessions and agents, tracks token cost per agent and team in real time, offers a live preview with rating and continuous learning, and can be controlled remotely through Telegram. It ships both as a web application, started with a single command, and as a native Tauri-based desktop app with system notifications, and each supported backend is auto-detected using its own instruction file convention, such as CLAUDE.md for Claude Code or AGENTS.md for Codex.

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