ELVES
Summon your army of AI agents
ELVES launched on March 11, 2026 with 113 votes, #374 of 23,380 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Switching between AI coding agents is chaos. ELVES gives them a shared workspace, shared memory, and a single place to ship from. Works with Claude Code & Codex!
A desktop app for orchestrating AI agent teams with worktree-isolated workspaces. Type a task. Get an embedded terminal. Ship faster.
Type a task. Get an isolated worktree with a live terminal. Ship the branch when it's done. ELVES is a Tauri desktop app that orchestrates AI agents in isolated git worktrees with embedded terminals and a neo-brutalist interface. Every task gets its own git worktree — a fully isolated working directory with its own branch. Parallel tasks never interfere with each other. Ship or discard when done. A WebGL-accelerated PTY terminal wired to Claude Code or Codex. Watch the agent work in real-time with a built-in toolbar, search, and session auto-resume. SQLite-backed memory with FTS5 search. Decisions, context, and preferences persist across sessions. Relevance decays over time — important…from mvmcode.github.io
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