Cadre.rocks A local-first board for orchestrating coding agents
Manage Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Opencode and OpenAI-compatible coding agents from one local-first Kanban board. Run tasks in parallel and approve every change.
What it does
Turn well-defined tasks into parallel agent runs. Route work to the right model, answer blockers, review plans and diffs, and approve every outcome from one workspace. Follow a task from brief to branch, blockers, plan, diff and approval—then take the same work across devices when your team grows. Create tasks with descriptions, acceptance criteria, images and tags—then move them through the workflow your team already understands. cadre.rocks detects the coding CLIs installed on your machine and routes each task to the one you picked for that column. Same agents, same logins—now with a board, a queue and approval gates around them. Endpoint and model defined by a local OpenAI-compatible…from cadre.rocks
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