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Murmell is a shared cloud canvas where your team and AI agents work in the same room, on the same repo, with a preview and more coming in the future. Close your laptop and the work keeps going. Agents claim files before they write, so people and agents can move at once without overwriting each other. Run Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, and OpenCode together today, with more agents on the way (OpenClaw, Hermes, and more), and your work lands back in git, so you can always find your projects there.
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Launched this week
Our first Product Hunt launch brought many new users to Murmell and showed us that the infrastructure was not ready to scale.
So we rebuilt it from scratch. We also created unified agent memory: close your laptop, freeze a canvas, and return to the exact same workspace, terminals, files and conversations.
Your agents retain their context and continue where they stopped, while teammates can join the same live environment and collaborate in real time.
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@moss_ab_mirande_ney Amazing update.. the unified agent memory sounds incredibly useful. congrats
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@priya_kushwaha1 Thanks !!!
We keep working to add some useful features in the future !
Rebuilding the whole thing after the first launch broke it, at 19. That is not a small thing. Congrats.
File claiming caught my eye. If an agent claims a file and then dies, who lets go?
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@niveditha_patluri1
Great question. File claims are leases, their are not permanent locks.
By default, a claim lasts 15 minutes and is automatically renewed while the agent is active through board calls or observed file writes. If the agent crashes or disappears, the lease stops renewing and
expires, so another agent can safely claim the file.
We currently rely on lease expiration rather than a manual override to avoid confilcts.
I'm curious where you're finding this most useful. Is it for intentional pair programming, or just collabing on the same code base with agents? Or, sometimes I set multiple agents to work on the same repo simultaneously and don't want them to conflict either.
Great!!
That would definitely be useful since I work with Claude Code and Codex at the same time.
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And don't forget, you can maybe win 1000$ worth of claude credits 👀👀
Seeing each other's cursors and terminals live sounds great, although does that get overwhelming once you've got like 4/5 agents all moving around the same workspace at once?
Meridian
Building a reliable shared workspace for multiple developers and coding agents is a difficult problem. How does file claiming recover if an agent crashes or disconnects before releasing a file? Is there a timeout or manual override to prevent the file from remaining locked?
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@adityaharish2002 Thank you, I really appreciate that. If an agent dies while holding a file, the claim does not stay forever.
Claims expire after 15 minutes by default and are renewed only while the agent is still active. Once the lease expires, another agent can take over the file.
This recovery mechanism was essential because agents do crash, disconnect, or simply forget to release their work.