Skeezo: The macOS IDE that runs your coding agents in parallel

Hi builders, I build with Claude Code every day, and the thing that kept breaking wasn't the model — it was everything around it. One terminal tab per agent. No idea which one was waiting on me. Handing context between them by copy-paste. Nothing running while I slept. Skeezo is the app I wanted for that. It doesn't ship its own model or ask for an API key. It drives the agent CLI you already have installed and logged in — Claude Code by default, or OpenCode or Codex — and inherits your MCP servers, your skills, and your CLAUDE.md as-is. What it adds on top: - Parallel lanes. Run a coder, a reviewer, and an architect at once, optionally isolated in their own git worktrees. - Team chat. Agents hand off to each other and ask you questions in a project-scoped channel, so a message in one repo doesn't interrupt another. - Unattended automation. Schedule a headless agent on an interval — clone a repo, check out a PR, review it, post the comment — with a live transcript and run history. It fires once no matter how many windows are open. - A real IDE around it. Monaco + LSP, side-by-side diffs and a commit graph, cross-repo search, terminals, multi-repo workspaces that auto-detect sibling repos. - Remote and mobile. Run the same backend on a VPS over SSH, or steer a live lane from your phone. Honest about what it is: macOS only. You bring your own agent CLI and your own subscription. It's a one-time purchase starts with $10. I'd genuinely like to hear where it breaks for your setup, especially if you run more than two agents at once. I'm here all day.