Daintree

Run coding agents side by side, each in its own Git worktree.
  See where you're needed, and review the diff before you merge.

   

Works with Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode and 13 more · Free and open source · No account · Telemetry off by default

Generation is cheap. Review is the bottleneck.

Five terminals, three agents, and no idea which one is stuck. Daintree shows you which runs need you, and what each one changed before you merge it.

  Delegate · Monitor · Review · Merge

Every task in its own worktree

Create a worktree per task, by hand or straight from a GitHub issue, and launch any agent CLI into it. Each one gets its own branch and checkout, so parallel agents never write over each other. Read about worktrees →

  Worktree overview, in the Arashiyama theme

See which runs need you

Pilot gathers every run across every project and sorts them by what is blocked, waiting and ready. Park what can wait; the list opens on what needs you now. Read about Pilot →

  Pilot, in the Fiordland theme

Review before you merge

An agent reporting done is a claim. Review Hub shows each worktree's diff, tracks the files you've viewed, and commits and pushes from the same view. Once there's a pull request, it shows merge readiness and your forge's CI checks too. Read about Review Hub →

  Review Hub, in the Hokkaido theme

Works with the CLI you already run

Daintree launches the real agent binaries with your existing config and subscription, so nothing about how you sign in or what you pay changes. Seventeen agents are built in, each with live state detection, and a plugin can add another.

  Claude Code · Codex · Antigravity · OpenCode · Cursor · GitHub Copilot · Gemini CLI · Amp · Aider · Goose · Crush · Grok ·…