Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok and 8 more AI agents, all working in one office on your laptop and it can save you $1,800 a year if you've got 5 terminal tabs of agents open right now, this swaps them for one manager you brief once. it's called Munder Difflin, MIT licensed, free, on Mac, Windows and Linux. the README even tells you to cancel your Granola and Wispr Flow subscriptions. how the office works: → every terminal gets a desk. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok, Kimi, Qwen, OpenCode, Cursor, Copilot and more, 12 CLIs in total, each running as a real process. → you only talk to Michael. he's your clone and the boss of the floor. you brief him once, he assigns work, routes messages between agents, and only bothers you when something actually needs a human. → you can watch them work. every agent is a pixel avatar on a 2D office floor. they walk to stations, envelopes fly desk to desk when they message each other, and you can click any desk to see its live terminal. → nob
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Quoted from XClaude Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok and 8 more AI agents, all working in one office on your laptop and it can save you $1,800 a year if you've got 5 terminal tabs of agents open right now, this swaps them for one manager you brief once. it's called Munder Difflin, MIT licensed, free, on Mac, Windows and Linux. the README even tells you to cancel your Granola and Wispr Flow subscriptions. how the office works: → every terminal gets a desk. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok, Kimi, Qwen, OpenCode, Cursor, Copilot and more, 12 CLIs in total, each running as a real process. → you only talk to Michael. he's your clone and the boss of the floor. you brief him once, he assigns work, routes messages between agents, and only bothers you when something actually needs a human. → you can watch them work. every agent is a pixel avatar on a 2D office floor. they walk to stations, envelopes fly desk to desk when they message each other, and you can click any desk to see its live terminal. → nob
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