The multi-thread, worktree-based interface will probably look familiar. The parts HN may care more about are the containerized workspaces, remote-host model, and local merge queue for multi-agent work.
I'm honestly having trouble understanding all the benefits and drawbacks of the different agents, specifically around what I want to permit for permissions.
My solution has been to create a new VM which inherits a Claude cli and Gemini CLI pre installed.
That way I can configure at a host level all the permissions I want and it is less likely the agent will access full sets of files and even worse delete things. I know this limits what I can do, but I am exhausted my understanding and auditing the different options for each agent.
I can install a new agent on that VM and then try it, but it is hard to justify the effort to test each one.
What am I getting from your tool for example? Worktree support is somewhat common, right? Does this give me multi agent support that Gemini and Claude do not, does that mean collaboration across team members? Is your approach better, or safer, than what I'm doing? How do I verify those claims?
Can I use your tool with local models like gemma 4 and ollama/llama.cpp: I have 3 24gb Nvidia cards and would like to try a three agent approach, one to write the code, one to write tests, one to architect. I obviously can't use local models with Gemini and Claude cli.
I'm just riffing on my concerns, and thanks for listening.
I'm honestly having trouble understanding all the benefits and drawbacks of the different agents, specifically around what I want to permit for permissions.
My solution has been to create a new VM which inherits a Claude cli and Gemini CLI pre installed.
That way I can configure at a host level all the permissions I want and it is less likely the agent will access full sets of files and even worse delete things. I know this limits what I can do, but I am exhausted my understanding and auditing the different options for each agent.
I can install a new agent on that VM and then try it, but it is hard to justify the effort to test each one.
What am I getting from your tool for example? Worktree support is somewhat common, right? Does this give me multi agent support that Gemini and Claude do not, does that mean collaboration across team members? Is your approach better, or safer, than what I'm doing? How do I verify those claims?
Can I use your tool with local models like gemma 4 and ollama/llama.cpp: I have 3 24gb Nvidia cards and would like to try a three agent approach, one to write the code, one to write tests, one to architect. I obviously can't use local models with Gemini and Claude cli.
I'm just riffing on my concerns, and thanks for listening.