Source: www.producthunt.com/products/manyagents
An orchestrator in ManyAgents splits a project's work across Claude Code and Codex agents. Each agent runs in its own git worktree, so parallel tasks are kept apart in the repository.
A reviewer checks the results the agents produce. A built-in browser lets agents test their own changes, and questions from every agent are gathered in one place.
The app works with existing Claude Code and Codex subscriptions. The maker says pricing is still being worked out and is asking users what they would pay.
Why it matters if you build agents
Developers who run many coding agents at once get one place to follow their work and review output, instead of tracking separate sessions by hand. Separate worktrees per agent reduce the chance that parallel tasks on the same project interfere with each other. Pricing is not settled yet, so teams should not plan around a fixed cost.
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