I sometimes use 5 agents at once, but 3 work on separate tasks and the 4th is watching them by tmux and steering, and the fifth is also watching the whole team for testing quality standards. So 2 out of five are just helping me watch the other 3.
But this only works because the 3 worker agents have really separate problems, almost no connections across.
Looking at the screenshots, this looks close to what an agent factory for teams could look.
Agents on multiple servers, people can see each conversation. Test it…
It's a 2 day old project. https://github.com/ZhengyiLuo/AgentsDock
That is "from last year" in human time.
If you're more of a SWE than a data scientist, check out Mjolnir: https://github.com/BrokkAi/mjolnir/
Built in containerization and EC2 support, allows moving sessions across harnesses/profiles/machines
Goodness - triggers my ADHD. Power to those who find it useful, I would be so lost in the wrong details (the quota screen is pretty cool).
I sometimes use 5 agents at once, but 3 work on separate tasks and the 4th is watching them by tmux and steering, and the fifth is also watching the whole team for testing quality standards. So 2 out of five are just helping me watch the other 3.
But this only works because the 3 worker agents have really separate problems, almost no connections across.
IDEs are today's JS frameworks
Isn’t this just paseo.sh with less features and tightly-coupled tailscale?
Looking at the screenshots, this looks close to what an agent factory for teams could look. Agents on multiple servers, people can see each conversation. Test it…
Let me know how it goes!
Looks useful! curious how you would compare it against something like Paseo?
I suggest putting the tests in a separate folder ;)
- arent there 10000 projects that do this
- what makes this one special?
looks interesting! Trying it out. Thanks
Trying this now
Thanks!! Let me know if you need any help