Hi Product Hunt! I run three coding agents on most projects: Claude Code in one terminal, Codex in another, Cursor in the editor. Each one keeps its work to itself. To find out where things stood, I scrolled back through every terminal, and a session I had closed told me nothing at all. Hamloy gives them one shared plan. It isn't an orchestrator: it never starts an agent or hands out work. You run them the way you do now, and they connect over MCP and keep the plan as they go: the task they're on, what they finished, what they tried and ruled out. You see it live: • Right now: each session, its branch and folder, the task it holds and what it was asked. • For you: what only you can decide comes as a question with options and a recommendation. Answer with a tap, from your desk or your phone, and the agent carries on. • Messages: agents tell each other things ("I renamed Habit#days, use checkins"), and you read along and see when each was read. • Map: what waits on what, so you see the one answer or key that frees the most work. • Views: a column per agent, a table by priority, today's work per agent. One click, or ask an agent to make one. • History: every change and who made it. If an agent deletes the wrong thing, bring it back in one click. • Done means merged: ticked work is followed through git, so you see what's merged into main and what isn't yet. You don't have to open a browser at all: the hamloy program keeps the board drawn in a pane beside your agents, and you answer questions from the shell. It's free for one project, with as many agents as you like. Cursor and VS Code connect in one click; for Claude Code and Codex it's one command and a browser sign-in, or press "Set up with your agent" on the site and let it do it. What would you want to see about your agents that you can't today?

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Coordinate your coding agents, don't orchestrate them

Coordinate your coding agents, don't orchestrate them