golutra

golutra is an open-source multi-agent workspace that integrates various command-line interface tools into a unified orchestration hub. It serves as an alternative to manual context switching in traditional IDEs by allowing users to run multiple AI agents in parallel. The application is available as a desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux, providing a visual layer over the terminal.

The software functions by wrapping existing CLI tools, such as Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex, into a visual interface. This allows users to coordinate AI agents for long-running workflows and automation tasks without migrating projects or relearning commands. It is designed for developers and creators who need to manage a squad of AI agents for complex engineering loops, software testing, or content production pipelines.

Key features

• Parallel execution of an unlimited number of AI agents
• Compatibility with Claude, Gemini, Codex, OpenCode, Qwen, OpenClaw, and any CLI
• Custom workflow creation with one-click template import and export
• Direct prompt injection into terminal streams for immediate feedback
• Visual monitoring of agent logs and execution status
• Context-aware terminal with intelligent autocompletion
• Automated orchestration from initial analysis to final deployment

Built with Vue 3 and Rust using the Tauri framework, golutra focuses on long-horizon autonomy rather than short interactive sessions. It can integrate with EverOS to provide a memory layer for preserving project knowledge and cross-task continuity across different sessions. Additionally, it utilizes golutra-mcp to provide a stable connection for external tools and agents via the golutra-cli. The architecture is intended to support diverse scenarios, including software team automation, automated novel writing, and video production, by replacing single-threaded manual work with coordinated agent networks.

This tool positions itself as a coordination layer that transforms individual CLI tools into a structured, multi-agent AI workforce.