My primary coding tools are Claude Code and Codex. I love the CLI workflow, but managing sessions through the terminal gets painful — especially when you need to revisit important conversation history. Meanwhile, with vibe coding taking over, I rarely use the complex features of a traditional IDE anymore. Most of the time, I just open it to read code. So I built NeZha. NeZha is a character from Chinese mythology, famous for having three heads and six arms — which feels like the perfect metaphor for running AI coding agents across multiple projects at once. NeZha brings together multi-project management, a task/todo system, a virtual terminal, a code editor, and Git — all with native Claude Code and Codex CLI integration. You can run parallel vibe coding tasks across different projects, and switching between them is just a click away. I think of it as an Agent-First coding tool: AI writes the code, humans handle task planning and review. Nezha is open source — hope you enjoy it.

NeZha

Run multiple AI coding agents across projects

Run multiple AI coding agents across projects