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Running five AI coding agents means five terminals and copy-pasting context between them. MyPeople replaces that with one board and a persistent Boss agent: you give it the outcome, it writes the cards, assigns an owner, and reviews the work before it reaches you. The Terminal Graph shows every agent's live terminal wired to the card it owns. The HUD shows who is working and lets you attach to any of them from the browser. Claude Code, Codex and Grok run side by side, self-hosted in Docker.
I'm Dane, I build at Plow.
For months my day looked like this: I was the only place my agents' work was tracked. Nothing was assigned, nothing had a status, and when a session ended the reasoning went with it; every morning I re-explained yesterday's task to a fresh agent.
So I built the manager instead of getting better at being one.
You write a card on a board. A Boss agent that stays alive triages it, assigns it to an engineer, and that engineer owns that card for its lifetime. Status, comments and proof land on the card as the work happens. A HUD shows every agent across every machine. And you can open any agent's terminal in a browser tab and read exactly what it's doing right now.
It runs in Docker on your own machine. You log into your own Claude Code, Codex or Grok;
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The Boss agent writing cards and reviewing work before it hits me is the part that sold me. Tired of being the human middleware between five terminals.
I've tried this out and really like the high level flow for agent orchestration! Even though tools like claude and codex are better at spawning multiple agents to get jobs done, the notion of todos maps a lot better to my brain and having a single "boss" employee feels about right. It'd definitely be nice to do more project grouping in the future.
Would love a way to share a read only link to the board with a teammate who isn't coding so they can follow what each agent is doing in real time. Right now it feels like a solo cockpit, but the Terminal Graph view is so clear it practically begs to be screenshared or embedded somewhere outside Docker.
I’ve been following your YouTube channel for a few months now, and your videos really helped me understand the ideas behind MyPeople, especially how the Boss coordinates the agents and how everything connects through the terminal.
Really cool to see it officially launching. Congrats, Daniel!
honestly the terminal graph sounds super useful for keeping tabs on multiple agents at once, but one thing that would make it even better is letting me save board states as templates so i can spin up the same setup for repeat projects without redoing the cards every time.
One thing I'd love here is a way to pause or queue a card from the HUD without it auto-resuming, especially when I need a minute to think before an agent starts working. A simple hold toggle would let me batch up intent and then release it when I'm ready, instead of feeling like I have to babysit the board.
love that framing! The card ownership model is exactly how this should work. Congrats on shipping, Dane.
About MyPeople on Product Hunt
“Put a boss on your Claude Code and Codex agents ”
MyPeople was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 16 upvotes and 8 comments, placing #38 on the daily leaderboard. Running five AI coding agents means five terminals and copy-pasting context between them. MyPeople replaces that with one board and a persistent Boss agent: you give it the outcome, it writes the cards, assigns an owner, and reviews the work before it reaches you. The Terminal Graph shows every agent's live terminal wired to the card it owns. The HUD shows who is working and lets you attach to any of them from the browser. Claude Code, Codex and Grok run side by side, self-hosted in Docker.
MyPeople was featured in Software Engineering (42.7k followers), Developer Tools (516.2k followers), Artificial Intelligence (474.1k followers) and GitHub (41.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 217.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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