Founder here. We wanted to run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and local assistants (Aider/Goose) side by side. So we built a Mac/Win desktop app that runs each assistant on its own Git branch. The goal is true parallel: multiple streams doing different work at the same time while you stay in the loop and in control.
What it does:
1. Works with CLI assistants you already use: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Q, Aider, Goose
2. Quickly create branches/builders, e.g. cc/feat-x, cc/bug-123, gemini/feat-y, etc
3. Stay in DevSwarm for file explorer, editing, diff reviews, and terminals
4. Parallel-first. Per-branch ports are assigned automatically.
Types of feedback we'd love:
1. Where parallelization helps or gets in the way. Does it feel obvious and easy?
2. Workflows that “almost” work, and what missing pieces would fix that
3. Whether the branch review and git UX works smoothly
4. Anything else that would improve the DX for what you do
Try it out and let us know: https://devswarm.ai
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Run Claude Code, Gemini and Codex together with one tool · HackerTrans
What it does: 1. Works with CLI assistants you already use: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Q, Aider, Goose 2. Quickly create branches/builders, e.g. cc/feat-x, cc/bug-123, gemini/feat-y, etc 3. Stay in DevSwarm for file explorer, editing, diff reviews, and terminals 4. Parallel-first. Per-branch ports are assigned automatically.
Types of feedback we'd love: 1. Where parallelization helps or gets in the way. Does it feel obvious and easy? 2. Workflows that “almost” work, and what missing pieces would fix that 3. Whether the branch review and git UX works smoothly 4. Anything else that would improve the DX for what you do
Try it out and let us know: https://devswarm.ai