Hive – full dev workspace using (Kanban/chat mode,multi-repo,agent-SDK)
Kanban-to-agent workflow with git worktree isolation, but macOS-only limits its reach.

Git worktree isolation per agent session solves the messy multi-repo problem Cursor ignores.
Developers managing multiple AI agent sessions across repositories
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The native Claude app is great but it can be much better when you unlock capabilities of desktop rather than the terminal. Such as:
- no task management
- no structure
- hard to work across multiple repos
- everything becomes messy fast
So I built a desktop app to fix that.
Instead of chat, it works more like a dev workspace:
• Kanban board → manage tasks and send them directly to agents
• Session view → the terminal equivalent of Claude code for quick iteration when needed/long ongoing conversations etc
• Multi-repo “connections” → agents can work across projects at the same time with context and edit capabilities on all of them in a transparent way
• Full git/worktree isolation → no fear of breaking stuff
The big difference:
You’re not “chatting with Claude” anymore — you’re actually managing work.
We’ve been using this internally and it completely changed how we use AI for dev.
Would love feedback / thoughts
It’s open source + free
GitHub: https://github.com/morapelker/hive
Website: https://morapelker.github.io/hive
Kanban-to-agent workflow with git worktree isolation, but macOS-only limits its reach.
Git worktrees and Docker sandboxes let agents tackle multi-repo tasks without context collapse.
Kanban-driven multi-agent fleet orchestration beats single-chat-per-agent tools.
Cross-project memory for coding agents, but MCP ecosystem is nascent and fragmentation risk high.
If you use Claude Code this is the kind of ergonomic tooling you didn’t know you wanted: it auto-discovers every session, groups them into workspaces, and surfaces 4-pane embedded terminals alongside per-workspace docs, kanban, templates and a costs dashboard. It’s local-first and runs via npx, which keeps your data in your browser, but the scope is narrowly tied to Claude and real terminal emulation requires native build tools (node-pty).
Git worktree alternative with prettier UX and agent-native design, but worktrees are free and built-in.