unleashd

unleashd is a local workspace for developers who use several coding assistants and want to manage their conversations and agent swarms in one place. It runs a browser interface and server on your own machine, with orchestration built around Git worktrees. You can review work across projects without keeping track of separate terminal histories.

It discovers saved conversations from Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and OpenCode, groups them by project, and lets you search across them. It can launch agents through Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI; OpenCode support is limited to reading existing sessions. Running agents requires an installed, authenticated supported CLI.

Swarms can keep working as background jobs while you inspect and steer them through chat. The same interface lets you check progress, investigate a failing worker and review output. Run analytics show iterations, merges, rejected work and individual worker timelines, so you can examine what happened during a run rather than rely only on its final result.

Persistent agents called Buddies retain curated memory and journal notes between conversations. Their identities, work, channels and run records live in a local SQLite database. Buddies can record outcomes and lessons, while changes to their behavior and authority contract remain subject to owner review.

The server accepts connections only from your machine by default. Access from another device over a LAN or Tailscale requires a shared access key.