hardbeat920/monocode

Features

• Parallel Agent Runs - Runs several installed, logged-in coding agent tools side by side from one interface using the user's own subscriptions, without selling tokens.
• AI Desktop Clients - Provides a native desktop client that runs several installed AI coding agent tools from one interface using the user's own sign-ins.
• Coding Agent Workspaces - Runs installed, signed-in coding agent command-line tools from one native desktop interface using the user's own subscriptions.
• Multi-Provider Orchestrators - Runs coding agents from several providers side by side in separate sessions, splits work across workers, and hands context between models.
• Parallel Worktree Development Sessions - Creates and manages Git worktrees as independent working copies so multiple agent sessions run in parallel, with guarded deletion and orphan recovery.
• Installed Agent CLI Launching - Launches coding agent command-line tools already installed on the machine and reuses their existing sign-ins so no separate credentials are needed.
• Parallel Coding Sessions - Offers tabs and split panes for running, comparing and queueing many coding agent conversations side by side, grouped by project.
• Subprocess Agent Adapters - Launches each installed coding agent tool as a child process and reuses its existing sign-in, so no separate credentials or token resale are involved.
• Project and Session Organization - Organizes agent conversations as tabs and split panes grouped by project, so several sessions can be viewed side by side.
• Local Agent Session Managers - Provides a desktop chat workspace over installed coding agents, with tabs as sessions, a composer, and several providers side by side.
• Worktree Isolation Tools - Creates separate Git worktrees so parallel agent tasks work on the same project without interfering with each other's files.
• Agent Session Parallelization - Treats each tab as a separate agent session, with split panes to compare sessions side by side and conversations grouped by project.
• Remote Agent Session Hosting - Executes coding-agent sessions on a separate Windows, Linux or macOS host that owns the processes and database, so work continues if the desktop closes.
• Worktree Isolations - Gives each parallel task its own Git worktree so several agents can edit the same project without overwriting each other's files.
• Agent App Control Interfaces - Give an agent opt-in command-line access to start, read, message, stop, and archive sessions, manage worktrees and folders, and write notes.
• Recurring Agent Scheduling - Runs agents on hourly, daily, weekday or weekly schedules, on demand, or on inbox events, with run history and isolated workspaces.
• Autonomous Task Scheduling - Offers long-lived agents with memory and standing instructions that run scheduled tasks across projects.
• Agent Usage and Account Trackers - Shows usage windows, percentages and reset times for each provider account and lets users switch accounts from the model picker.
• Worktree Isolation - Gives each parallel agent task its own Git worktree so several sessions can edit the same project without overwriting each other's files.
• Agent Switching Interfaces - Lets users choose among many supported coding agents per project and send messages to the selected one from a single interface.
• Cross-Provider Session Sharing - Hands a session to another provider in a split pane with a recap card so context carries over.
• Custom Agent Provider Connections - Discovers installed agent command-line tools and connects to eleven providers through stream-json, app-server, ACP, RPC and HTTP with server-sent events.
• Parallel Sub-Agent Workers - Splits work across up to four worker agents in one checkout, with editable assignments, dependency handling, result review and grouped sidebar status.
• Persistent Agent Hosting - Creates long-lived agents with their own conversation, assigned projects, standing instructions, memory and habits that survive restarts.
• Scheduled and Event-Triggered Agent Wakeups - Runs persistent agents with memory and standing instructions on schedules or on inbox events such as failed CI checks.
• Usage Limit Recovery - Detects provider usage limits, pauses queued prompts, and resumes after reset or on another model, provider, or saved account.
• Agent Change Review Editors - Opens project files for editing and shows diffs inside the app so users can review what an agent modified.
• Agent Turn Checkpoints - Captures changes before and after each agent turn, shows the exact diff, and offers keep and undo controls that preserve earlier edits.
• Project File Previewers - Offers a project file tree, code editor with diff view, full-text search, command palette, preview tabs and image viewer.
• Agent Command Line Interfaces - Exposes a local command-line interface for session, worktree and note operations so one agent can supervise others when the user opts in.
• Agent-Driven CI Bug Fixes - Shows pull request check results with expandable job steps and sends failed checks individually or together to an agent for repair.
• Agent Run Scheduling - Runs long-lived agents on hourly, daily or weekly schedules or in response to inbox events, with run history.
• Mobile Companion Session Control - Lets a paired phone send text, start sessions and stop running turns on the desktop, keeping failed-send drafts instead of queuing offline.
• Mobile Companion Session Followers - Pairs a phone with the desktop app to monitor conversations, send prompts, start sessions and stop turns on desktop agent sessions.
• SSH Remote Sessions - Installs a verified host package on a remote machine through an existing SSH login, pairs the desktop and opens an auto-reconnecting private tunnel.
• Pull Request and Issue Triage - Gathers issues, pull requests and failed CI checks from several code hosts into one inbox with filters, comments and a panel to start work.
• CI Failure Repair Inboxes - Gathers issues, pull requests and failed CI checks from several code hosts into one inbox and sends failures to an agent to fix.

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