The better Ghostty, Superset, and tmux experience for Windows (and MacOS). Codirigent puts all your sessions in one persistent workspace. - Real-time status per agent - Custom layouts - Git worktree support - Session resume with same permission states. - System notifications like MacOS do - Copy and paste image directly to your session - and more! Built in Rust with GPUI, ~40MB memory, 22MB on disk. Open Source GPL-3.0.

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Turn Jira Data Into Strategic Clarity

I work as a developer at a manufacturing company, running Windows all day. When the AI coding CLI wave hit, every good workspace tool shipped for Mac only. I got tired of waiting and built this myself. Codirigent is my first Rust project. It started as a personal tool and ended up being used by developers at a Fortune 100 company before launch. One thing to flag: Windows will show a SmartScreen warning on install since the app is not yet code-signed. We are actively working on getting the certificate. Click "More info" then "Run anyway" and you are good to go. It is safe, open source, and the full code is on GitHub. Would love feedback from anyone running multi-agent parallel workflows on Windows.