buildr
buildr is my desktop app for running coding agents in parallel. It's a fork of Paseo, reshaped around how I work: many agents, each on its own branch, each ending in a pull request.
I write most of my code through agents now. The bottleneck isn't the model, it's keeping track of five of them at once. buildr gives every task a workspace backed by its own git worktree, so agents never step on each other, and I can review and merge without leaving the app.
What Makes It Different
- Any agent. Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, and Pi run side by side through the same interface.
- Worktree per task. Every workspace is isolated, so ten agents can work in the same repo at once.
- PR flow built in. See CI status, open the pull request, merge, and archive the workspace from the header.
- An editor-grade Explorer. File tree, git changes, commits, a Run panel for project scripts, and a terminal on
Cmd+J. - Small things that add up. Tab titles generated from the first prompt, provider usage bars in the sidebar, voice dictation in the composer, and one-click import of existing Conductor sessions.
It runs locally on your machine with your tools and config, and ships as a signed, auto-updating macOS app. This site was edited in it.