HyprDesk

A desktop workspace for orchestrating teams of AI coding agents.

One router agent leads — it investigates, designs, and writes the critical code — and delegates execution to worker agents, each running in its own real terminal. They coordinate over a local, bidirectional MCP tunnel: agent-to-agent (A2A), entirely on your machine.

Coding agents are good at doing one thing at a time. The bottleneck isn't the model — it's that a single agent works serially, holds one context, and edits one branch. HyprDesk turns that into a team.

The core idea is a division of labor between two roles:

• The router is the agent you talk to. It does the heavy thinking — reads the codebase, freezes an architectural contract, writes the critical path — and then splits the rest of the work across a set of workers.
• The workers each get one task, one terminal, and (in git repos) their own worktree, so several can write in parallel without ever touching the same line. They report back; the router reviews each diff before merging it in.

The router is a leader, not a dispatcher. When it hits a contradiction in the brief, it stops and asks instead of guessing.

_{One router delegating in parallel to four workers — each in its own live terminal on an isolated git worktree, reporting back over the local A2A tunnel.}

Make delegated, multi-agent software work practical on a single desktop — no cloud fleet, no orchestration server to run, no lock-in to one model vendor:

• Mix engines freely. Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode can each act as router or worker. The role is injected as a system prompt, so no turn is wasted.
• Real isolation. git worktrees per worker, with the router integrating branches back into main after review — never a blind merge.
• Everything local. The tunnel is a small HTTP control server on your machine; you can jump into any agent's terminal at any point.
• A full IDE surface. Built-in file editor and file tree, embedded preview browser, schema-driven settings, and a sober dark / light / high-contrast UI. Built on Tauri v2 (Rust + React).

The project's landing page was built by HyprDesk itself — one router and four workers, ~75 minutes unattended: a scroll-driven WebGL site with a reproducible 44 KB procedural GLB and a verification harness that gates the build on a real GPU.

_{hyprdesk.github.io/hyprdesk — the site HyprDesk built, live.}

• Download: latest release — .dmg (macOS) or .exe (Windows).
• Read the docs: architecture — how the tunnel, PTYs, and worktrees actually work.
• Contribute: issues and PRs are welcome; start with CONTRIBUTING.md.