Thrum
A local message bus that lets your coding agents review each other's work
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Maxxwell
Desktop workspace for running and supervising a dozen coding agents at once
If you run many Claude Code sessions, it surfaces which are stuck or need your judgment so you stop babysitting terminals.
Maxxwell, from Rindler (YC S26), puts many coding-agent sessions in one workspace. It tracks each agent's progress, context and blockers, runs them in separate worktrees, and uses an orchestrator to route only the decisions worth your attention. It runs locally with your own agent subscriptions or API keys; nothing goes to Rindler's servers beyond optional sign-in. Free, with builds for macOS, Windows and Linux at v0.1.62.
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