Gespan

Gespan

  One desktop app to drive all of your coding agents.

  Run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and eight more coding agents side by side,
  plan their work on a board, and let a Pilot keep it moving.
  It uses the subscriptions you already pay for. No new accounts and no token resale.

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  Gespan began as a fork of MonoCode and has grown quickly from there. Read the acknowledgements.

Gespan (*guh-SPAHN*) is Dutch for a team of horses or oxen harnessed
together to pull one wagon. You hold the reins, and a team of agents does the pulling.

How it works

1. Board. Tickets from GitHub, GitLab, Linear, Jira and Azure DevOps land in
   the Inbox and become cards.
2. Sessions. Run a card with any agent, each in its own Git worktree. The
   card moves as the session starts, opens a pull request and finishes.
3. Automations. Agents run on a schedule, like a daily dependency audit, and
   their runs show up on the board.
4. Pilots. A long-running agent with memory triages the Inbox, starts
   sessions and gets a report back from each one.

This is where Gespan is heading, and parts of the loop are still being built:
adding Inbox items to the board, pull requests moving cards, and Pilots and
automations working the board directly. Progress is tracked in
#211.

Why Gespan?

Coding agents are good now, and you probably use more than one. Each one comes
with its own terminal, its own keybindings and its own idea of what a session
is. Keeping track of five agents across three repos is a job of its own.

Gespan gives them one home:

- Bring your own agents. Gespan runs the CLIs you have already installed and
  signed in to. Your existing plans, logins, skills and MCP setup…