Agent orchestrator · Orchestrator
Xum (formerly Mux)
Xum (formerly Mux) is an Orchestrator in the 2026 agents.dancingteeth catalog. Running many coding agents in parallel with isolated workspaces from Xum (formerly Mux; mux alias) by Coder Technologies.
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Running many coding agents in parallel with isolated workspaces from Xum (formerly Mux; mux alias) by 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 Xum (formerly Mux; mux alias) by 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; mux command, protocol, and local data dir remain aliases after the Xum rename.
Cons
AGPL; orchestration layer — still need underlying coding agents/models.
Facts
- Locality:
- Cloud-native
- Surfaces:
- Desktop, Web
- Maturity:
- General availability
- Open source:
- Source available
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Frequently asked questions
What is Xum (formerly Mux)?
- Xum (formerly Mux) is an Orchestrator covered in the agents.dancingteeth 2026 catalog. Open-source (AGPL) parallel coding agents in isolated workspaces; multi-model; browser + desktop UI from Coder Technologies; mux command, protocol, and local data dir remain aliases after the Xum rename.
Who is Xum (formerly Mux) best for?
- Running many coding agents in parallel with isolated workspaces from Xum (formerly Mux; mux alias) by Coder Technologies.
When should I skip Xum (formerly Mux)?
- You only need a single local CLI agent.
What are the main trade-offs of Xum (formerly Mux)?
- Pros: Open-source (AGPL) parallel coding agents in isolated workspaces; multi-model; browser + desktop UI from Coder Technologies; mux command, protocol, and local data dir remain aliases after the Xum rename. Cons: AGPL; orchestration layer — still need underlying coding agents/models.
Does Xum (formerly Mux) support AGENTS.md, SKILL.md, or MCP?
- This card lists AGENTS.md as Delegates to agents, SKILL.md as Delegates to agents, and rules/memory as Isolated workspace and agent run state.. Free options: OSS; gateway eval credits..
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