Open source · my own project
AgentWire
Built and published AgentWire, an open-source tool that runs several AI coding sessions at once on my own computer. It shows how I work. It is not something I sell.
The problem
Running several AI coding assistants at once is hard to keep track of.
Sessions working in the same project can overwrite each other’s changes.
What I built
- Built AgentWire, a tool on my own computer that manages many AI coding sessions from one screen.
- Each session can work in its own copy of the project, so sessions do not collide.
- A scheduler runs recurring jobs on its own. Jobs that change code open a draft pull request. They do not commit to the main branch.
- Voice input and spoken replies are built in.
- Published it as open source under the Apache-2.0 license.
What it lets you do
- Start, watch and direct many sessions from the keyboard.
- Control them from a phone or tablet on the same network.
- Hear results read aloud while looking at something else.
- Run it on your own hardware. Sessions may send data to the AI provider you configure.
My role
I built and published AgentWire, and I maintain it. It shows how I work. It is not something I sell.
Built with: Python, tmux, WebSocket
Technical details
Requires Claude Code, Python 3.10+, tmux and ffmpeg.
On macOS, install tmux and ffmpeg with brew. On Linux or WSL2, use apt.
Configurable command checks help flag risky operations. They do not guarantee safe execution.
$ uv tool install agentwire-dev
$ agentwire init
$ agentwire portal startHave a problem like this?
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