CrewCode — an open-source (Apache-2.0) desktop app for running multiple coding agents at once without losing control of your repo.
The core idea: once you're running more than one agent, you're drowning in terminals, worktrees, and half-finished diffs. CrewCode makes that supervised and inspectable.
What it does:
Multiple agents, one app - CrewCoder, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, pi, Ollama, Hermes, OpenRouter, Grok Build. Structured bridges and real terminal panes.
Worktree native git - create/switch/merge/remove worktrees in-app; parallel work stays isolated.
Crew orchestration - launch agents in parallel with different roles/models/effort, a supervisor loop, and save/reuse crew templates.
Delegated threads - an agent can spawn real, persistent chat sessions and report back.
Provider switch mid-chat - generates a hand-off summary so the new agent keeps going with context.
Local plugin platform - sandboxed panels, MCP servers, custom agent providers.
Optional realtime voice - provider neutral; OpenAI and Grok, you can also run it fully local (Parakeet for STT, Kokoro for TTS) so nothing leaves your machine.
Code editor with LSP - an embedded browser-to-agent workflow, and a Writer document workflow (Markdown/DOCX/PDF with diff review).
Cross platform (macOS/Linux/Windows) and supports remote SSH workspaces.
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