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Run multiple AI coding agents in parallel
Running several coding agents at once turns into tab gymnastics fast: twenty terminal windows, work bleeding across contexts, agents editing the same files and undoing each other, and no single view of what's happening. Raw parallelism is easy; keeping the agents from colliding is the hard part.
Forkbench groups your agents into isolated Thread workspaces with a shared task board that leases each task to one agent, so many agents run in parallel on one plan without duplicating or overwriting each other's work — and you can spin up a git worktree in one click whenever you want to keep an agent off your working branch.
Each Thread holds its own terminal tabs, folders, notes, and secrets, scoped so contexts never bleed. A live git panel always reflects the branch you're focused on. When you want the agents to act as a team, a Collab Thread gives them a backlog they pull from — they claim tasks, work in parallel, and hand off, with you as the lead who sees the whole board and jumps in to unblock anyone. It's agent-agnostic: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Aider, and custom scripts all run side by side.
How it works
- 1Group your terminal sessions and agents into Threads by feature or epic.
- 2Isolate risky edits with one-click git worktrees from the visual git panel.
- 3Promote a Thread to a Collab so agents share one backlog and never collide.
- 4Watch the whole board from one window — and reach any agent from the web or your phone.