Divide the backlog
Give separate tickets to separate agents. Each task has its own worktree and branch, with a diff you can review on its own.
Free & open source / Built for builders Your ideas.
Your ideas.
Working in parallel.
One workspace. Multiple AI coding agents.
Each in its own git worktree. You choose what ships.
Your favorite agents. One place to run them.
- Claude Code
- Codex CLI
- Gemini CLI
- Copilot CLI
- Antigravity CLI
The process / 01—03
From prompt to reviewed code.
Give each idea room to run. Follow the work, inspect the result, and decide what lands in your codebase.
- Define
Create a task
Describe what you want built and choose an agent: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI, or Antigravity CLI.
- Run
Give it its own workspace
Parallel Code creates a branch and worktree for the task, so agents can work in separate working copies.
- Review
Keep the changes you want
Inspect the diff and changed files, then merge the branch from the sidebar when you're ready.
Parallel, with purpose
A better way to keep work moving.
One workspace for the moving parts of your day, from routine fixes to competing ideas.
Run work in the background
Send one agent after a flaky test while another builds the next feature. Follow both without waiting at one terminal.
Try two approaches
Give the same problem different directions. Compare the resulting diffs and choose the solution that fits.
Built for your workflow
All the control. More room to build.
The tools you already trust, with a clearer way to manage agents, branches, and results.
01
Terminal or chat
Run agent CLIs in real terminals, or use built-in chat for Claude Code and Codex with clear approvals and context usage.
02
Your editor stays yours
Keep working in VS Code, Cursor, JetBrains, or Sublime while Parallel Code manages agents and worktrees.
03
Isolated by default
Each task gets a git branch and worktree, keeping active working copies separate.
04
Parallel tasks
Dispatch multiple agents in the same repository and follow each task as it progresses.
05
Guided tours
Walk through a plan, a changed file, or a whole branch in short steps. Ask follow-up questions at any stop.
06
Mind maps & reasoning graphs
Sketch ideas on a per-task canvas the agent can read and extend, then start a new task straight from any node.
07
Agents that delegate
Let agents delegate subtasks in separate worktrees. Review their results and see what needs your attention in one queue.
08
Desktop to phone
Use keyboard shortcuts at your desk, or follow agent terminals and chats from your phone over Wi-Fi or Tailscale.
09
Open source, MIT licensed
Use your own API keys. Parallel Code doesn't proxy or collect your agent traffic.
Inside the workspace
Less juggling.
More building.
See the whole picture, dive into a task, and review every change. A calmer home for your parallel work.
Less overhead, more ownership
Keep your tools.
Lose the busywork.
Your terminal agents and your editor, with the coordination taken care of.
| The workflow | Managing it yourself | With Parallel Code |
|---|---|---|
| Starting a task | Create a branch and set up a working copy. | Describe the task. Get a branch and worktree. |
| Following progress | Switch between individual terminal sessions. | Keep your agent sessions in one workspace. |
| Reviewing the result | Find the right branch and inspect its changes. | Open the task’s diff and leave inline comments. |
| Finishing up | Manage the branch and merge from your terminal. | Review, then merge from the sidebar. |
A few more things
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Want to dig a little deeper?
Join the conversation on GitHubDoes it work with my IDE?
Parallel Code is a standalone Electron app. Keep using your preferred editor — VS Code, Cursor, JetBrains, Sublime, whatever you like. It manages the agents and worktrees; your IDE handles the code.
Which AI agents are supported?
Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI, and Antigravity CLI out of the box. Any CLI-based coding agent that works in a terminal can be used.
How does the isolation work?
Each task gets its own git branch and worktree, so agents do not overwrite the same working copy. Branches can still conflict later if they change the same code; review and resolve those integration conflicts before merging back to main.
What platforms are supported?
macOS (universal .dmg) and Linux (.AppImage or .deb). Download from the GitHub releases page.
Is it free?
Yes. Parallel Code is free and open source under the MIT license. Your API keys stay yours — nothing is proxied or collected.
Your next idea doesn't have to wait
Make room for
what’s next.
Put your agents to work. Keep the final say.