Mozzie is a local-first desktop tool that lets you orchestrate multiple AI coding agents in parallel. Create work items, spawn agents, and manage their execution from a single workspace. Each agent runs in its own terminal while Mozzie tracks tasks, context, and results. Mozzie works with existing coding agents like Codex, Claude Code, and Gemini CLI — it doesn’t replace them, it coordinates them. Open source on GitHub.
Hey everyone 👋
Mozzie is a tool I built because of how I actually work.
When using AI coding agents like Codex, Claude Code, or Gemini CLI, I kept ending up with multiple terminals and lots of context switching. It quickly becomes messy when you're trying to run several tasks at the same time.
Mozzie lets you create work items and spawn multiple coding agents in parallel, while keeping the tasks and context organized in one place.
It's a local-first desktop app and fully open source.
Would love feedback from other developers building with AI agents.
Congrats on your launch! @builder_xc Great initiative here! Are work items defined manually by the developer, or is there any intent to let Mozzie break down a higher-level spec (e.g., a feature brief or a GitHub issue) into subtasks and auto-assign them to respective agents?
It would be great if Mozzie had a dark mode for late night coding sessions.
This solves a real pain point. I've been juggling 3-4 Claude Code terminals for different parts of the same project and it gets chaotic fast. The parallel agent orchestration with a single workspace view is exactly what's needed. Quick question: does it handle conflicts when two agents try to edit the same file?
Zachary