Pragma

Pragma — Run teams of coding agents in parallel.

Run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor and more each in their own worktree.
Agents, terminals, diffs, and pull requests in one workspace.

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Table of Contents

- Why Pragma?
- Quick Start
- Features
- Supported Agents
- Download
- Documentation
- Build From Source
- Repository Map
- Contributing
- License

Why Pragma?

You can start five agents in a normal terminal window but it becomes hard to see which agent is doing what. Worse if you are running multipile agents in the same project their changes may collide.

Pragma is an open-source agentic development environment for people running many agents in parallel. Projects, worktrees, terminals, files, diffs, pull requests, and agent status live in one workspace — while every coding agent keeps running through its own native TUI, exactly as its authors shipped it.

There are many tools like Pragma so here is a comparison:

✅ yes  ·  🟡 partial  ·  ❌ no

Checked against the generalaction/emdash, stablyai/orca, and superset-sh/superset repositories as of 2026-08-29. These projects ship fast — if something here is out of date, open an issue and we will correct it. On the mobile row: Pragma's tunnel is a command you supply and control (ngrok, cloudflared, a Tailscale funnel — whatever you already run), not a vendor relay you depend on. Orca has no tunnel of its own; remote access means installing Tailscale yourself or running Orca's full server on a VPS. Superset's reaches your machine through Superset's own hosted relay, and the iOS app is Pro-plan only.

Quick Start

1. Download Pragma for macOS,…