Wrangler

Your agents say done. Wrangler proves it.

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Your agents say done. Wrangler proves it.

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Your agents say done — Wrangler proves it. The control tower for a fleet of coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, 30+ more. Every session live in one place — even those started in a terminal — and blocked agents surface the moment they need you. Tickets, PRs, CI, and Slack reconciled into one honest board. It runs your tests, lint, and typecheck in the agent's worktree, so green means actually green. Review diffs, dispatch fixes in one click. Local-first, no account, free for macOS.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Wrangler because I was running five coding agents in parallel — and losing an hour a day just figuring out what needed me. Every feature was a ticket in Linear, a PR on GitHub, a CI run somewhere, and a Slack thread. None of them agreed, and one agent had been quietly waiting on my approval for forty minutes. Wrangler is the control tower I wanted: • One row per feature — ticket, PR, CI, and rollout reconciled into a single honest status • "Needs you now" — the moment any session blocks on a permission or question, it jumps to the top, longest-waiting first • Trust, but verify — when a session finishes, Wrangler runs your tests, lint, and typecheck in the agent's worktree. The row goes green only when it's actually green • Act without switching — approve the PR, re-run flaky CI, reply in Slack, right from the board It works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and 30+ more — it drives the subscriptions you already pay for and adds zero AI bill of its own. Local-first: your code and tokens never leave your machine. The core is free forever, no account, no card. macOS today (signed & notarized); Windows/Linux Q4. Every feature on our landing page was shipped by agents wrangled inside Wrangler itself — happy to answer anything about dogfooding your own control tower. What's the most agents you've run in parallel, and where did it hurt?

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How many coding agents do you run in parallel - and what breaks first?

I'm Roman, maker of Wrangler. Before building it I was running five Claude Code / Codex sessions in parallel, and the thing that broke first wasn't the code - it was me: eleven tabs, an agent silently waiting 40 minutes for an approval, and no honest answer to "is this feature actually done?"

We launch here on Wednesday, and before that I'm genuinely curious where everyone else is on this curve:

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