Devthrottle

DevThrottle

Mission control for command-line coding agents.
Run a whole fleet of coding agents at once -- each on its own repo -- from one Windows app, and steer them by voice from your phone.

Your job stopped being typing code -- it's watching agents work. DevThrottle is where you watch them: the open source orchestration tool for command-line coding agents.

Why DevThrottle

- Run many agents at once -- and many *different* agents. Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini, opencode, Grok, Pi, or any CLI you bring -- side by side, each on its own repository, in one app.
- Know the moment an agent needs you. DevThrottle watches every session and surfaces the ones waiting on you -- on your desktop or your phone. The watching part nobody else built.
- Supervise from anywhere. Voice control and a voice-first mobile app, over a gateway we host for you -- so the machines at home and at the office are reachable wherever you are, with nothing of your own to keep running.
- Up and running in about five minutes. A dead-simple installer -- no admin, no terminal wrangling, no WSL. From download to your first agent in minutes.
- Install it without an account. The Director is free and installs and runs with no sign-up. You sign in later, only when you connect a gateway.
- Open source, signed, yours. MIT licensed, and the Windows installer is code-signed.

Get DevThrottle

Installing DevThrottle is two steps, and only the second one asks who you are.

Step 1 -- install the Director (free, no account)

The Director is the app: it runs your agents, watches them, and ships the cc-* command line tools. It installs and runs with no account and no gateway. Nothing is gated behind a sign-up, and nothing needs administrator rights -- everything lands under your own user…