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An open-source workbench for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and local models. Keep agent chats, real files, team workflows and Git review together in a desktop app, VS Code companion and CLI.
Hi everyone! I’m sharing Tributary, an open-source workbench for the coding agents and local models you already use.
The goal is to keep agent conversations, real project files and review tools together. You can connect an assistant, follow edits in the editor, compare Git changes and start background team workflows from chat. There is also a VS Code companion and a CLI.
It is preview software. Background agents run while the app stays open, and available tools depend on the assistant you connect. Shared rooms coordinate tasks; they do not automatically sync source files between computers.
We also published the methods and raw data behind a small set of Linux Rust-bridge measurements. They are scoped results, not a claim to beat every editor.
If you try it, I’d love to hear which agent and project workflow you use, what feels useful, and what should be simpler. Thanks for taking a look!
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About Tributary on Product Hunt
“Your coding agents, one workbench”
Tributary was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #132 on the daily leaderboard. An open-source workbench for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and local models. Keep agent chats, real files, team workflows and Git review together in a desktop app, VS Code companion and CLI.
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Ayush Niroula
Hi everyone! I’m sharing Tributary, an open-source workbench for the coding agents and local models you already use.
The goal is to keep agent conversations, real project files and review tools together. You can connect an assistant, follow edits in the editor, compare Git changes and start background team workflows from chat. There is also a VS Code companion and a CLI.
It is preview software. Background agents run while the app stays open, and available tools depend on the assistant you connect. Shared rooms coordinate tasks; they do not automatically sync source files between computers.
We also published the methods and raw data behind a small set of Linux Rust-bridge measurements. They are scoped results, not a claim to beat every editor.
If you try it, I’d love to hear which agent and project workflow you use, what feels useful, and what should be simpler. Thanks for taking a look!