AgentWire
A workspace for a whole fleet of AI coding agents.
- My role
- Creator & developer
- Context
- Independent · open source
The problem
Running several coding agents creates a coordination problem: which task is running, which branch it owns, and where it needs attention. I built AgentWire to bring that work into a single workspace I use myself.
- 01Keyboard or voice
- 02Browser workspace
- 03Local agent sessions
Engineering decisions
Keep sessions on the machine
Python and tmux provide persistent local agent sessions. A browser portal connects over WebSocket so the interface can stay responsive while the underlying work continues.
Separate work without losing the overview
Worktree sessions keep parallel changes isolated. A windowed workspace, command palette and keyboard navigation make those sessions easier to move between.
Make voice another way in
Voice input and spoken summaries sit alongside the keyboard workflow. Scheduled jobs support repeat work without requiring every session to be started by hand.
Where it stands
An installable, Apache-2.0 project with public source and release history. The repository shows the implementation; the package registry provides the distribution. I continue to build and use it for my own work.
Explore the source, releases and installation instructions using the links below. These technical notes describe the project architecture, not a claim of measured productivity gains.