Agent orchestrator · Orchestrator

Mux (Coder)

Quick answer: Running many coding agents in parallel with isolated workspaces from a Mux UI (Coder Technologies).

Best for

Running many coding agents in parallel with isolated workspaces from a Mux UI (Coder Technologies).

Skip if

You only need a single local CLI agent.

Who it fits

  • Running many coding agents in parallel with isolated workspaces from a Mux UI (Coder Technologies).
  • People who prefer a dedicated desktop coding surface
  • Builders who start in the browser without a local IDE setup

Pros

Open-source (AGPL) parallel coding agents in isolated workspaces; multi-model; browser + desktop UI from Coder Technologies.

Cons

AGPL; orchestration layer — still need underlying coding agents/models.

Facts

Locality:
Cloud-native
Surfaces:
Desktop, Web
Maturity:
General availability
Open source:
Source available

Agent standards & memory

AGENTS.md: Delegates to agentsSKILL.md: Delegates to agentsRules / memory: Isolated workspace and agent run state.OSS; gateway eval credits.

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