We built cadre.rocks because coding agents are becoming genuinely useful, but managing them through a growing number of terminal sessions quickly becomes hard to follow and even harder to review. cadre.rocks is a local-first control plane for that workflow. It lets you assign tasks to Claude Code, Codex, Grok, OpenCode, and compatible agents; run work in isolated Git worktrees; follow execution and questions in context; inspect diffs and tests; and approve changes before anything reaches your branch. We are not trying to replace engineering judgment or automate merges blindly. The goal is to give developers more structure, visibility, and control when several agents are involved. We would love feedback from people already using coding agents: where does your current workflow become difficult to manage, and what would make a tool like this worth adopting?

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Ship faster with AI coding agents you can actually control

Ship faster with AI coding agents you can actually control