Hey everyone, I’m building Friday Work, an open-source desktop app for coordinating the coding agents you already use. The part I’m working on is Crew: give a team a goal and a lead agent can break it into tasks, while the others work and message each other. For example, a bug sweep can be split into finding issues, fixing different pieces, running tests and reviewing the changes. The board shows the plan and progress, and you can see the agents’ conversations. Each agent works in its own git worktree; you still review the diff and decide what to keep. Friday works with tools including Claude Code, Codex and Cursor using the plans you already have. If an agent hits a usage limit, another can pick up the task with a handoff. The desktop app is free and MIT licensed, with builds for Mac, Windows and Linux. There’s also a separate hosted team product. I’m the developer, and I’d love feedback from anyone who has tried juggling multiple coding agents: what would you need to see before trusting a crew to work through a task while you’re away? Where does coordination tend to break down for you? GitHub: https://github.com/splashxmoon/friday Website: https://tryfridaywork.com   submitted by   /u/No-Commercial-8494 [link]   [comments]