proliferate-ai/proliferate: The open-source AI IDE for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and more. Run agents in parallel, locally o

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The open-source AI IDE for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and more. Run agents in parallel, locally or in the cloud, and build reusable workflows. - proliferate-ai/proliferate

proliferate-ai/proliferate

The open-source AI IDE for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and more. Run agents in parallel, locally or in the cloud, and build reusable workflows. - proliferate-ai/proliferate

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The open-source AI IDE

Run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Grok, and any other coding agent in parallel, in one workspace. Each task gets an isolated git worktree for its branch, terminal, conversation, and review state.

Download for macOS  •  Documentation  •  Changelog  •  Discord

Features

🤖 Native harnesses - Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Grok, and more 🌳 Worktree workspaces - an isolated branch and working directory for every task 🔀 Parallel agents - run agents side by side in the same workspace, each on its own task 🪆 Subagents - agents delegate scoped work to child agents and pick the results back up when they finish 🧩 Integrations - MCPs, skills, Computer Use, Browser Use, and custom tools, configured once and shared by every agent ⏰ Workflows - recurring and event-driven agent runs: nightly review passes, triage on alerts, dependency bumps

Supported agents Proliferate runs each agent through its native harness.

Claude Codex OpenCode Cursor Grok

Self-hosting The full Proliferate control plane is self-hostable. Start with the deployment docs, which cover Docker, AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, and air-gapped operation.

Docker Compose: self-hosted-deploy.md runs Caddy, Postgres, and the API, with bootstrap and update scripts AWS (one-click): self-hosted-aws.md is a CloudFormation wrapper that provisions the stack on EC2 Configuration: server/deploy/.env.production.example documents every required and optional setting

Point the desktop app at your control plane by following configure desktop. Open an issue or ask in Discord if you hit problems, and see SECURITY.md for reporting vulnerabilities.

Run from source

Requirements:

Rust stable Node.js 22+ pnpm

Run the desktop app with the bundled local AnyHarness runtime: make install make dev-local Local full-stack development additionally requires Python 3.12+, uv, and Docker for the local control plane database. Use named dev profiles when multiple worktrees run at the same time. make server-install make setup PROFILE=main make build # first clean worktree, or after generated/Rust/frontend artifacts change make dev-list make run PROFILE=main See dev profiles for profile state, ports, generated Tauri config, and app labels.

Community Join our community on Discord! Contributing Contributing? See the Contribution Guide. License AGPL-3.0

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