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Orchestrator0

Active 0Done

No active threads

Edge cases</> working…✓ done · tests/data.test.mjs

Accessibility</> working…✓ done · src/index.html

ThreadsEdge cases

Open a thread to follow its work

Add zero-total and rounding cases to tests/data.test.mjs, then run npm test.

Think·Reading the completion helper in src/data.mjs…

Bash·sed -n 1,80p src/data.mjs

Think·A zero total should report 0%, not NaN.

Bash·npm test15 passed

working

Message the agent

Full AccessCodex

Sure. I’ll read it first and keep this run read-only.

Read Orbit’s structure and explain the reporting data flow. Run npm test and change nothing.

Think·Mapping the entry points and the data module first…

Bash·ls src tests && cat package.json3 commands

Bash·npm test12 passed

Orbit is a dependency-free Node dashboard with three layers:

src/data.mjs synthetic metrics and the completion helper
src/render.mjs turns metrics into cards and the chart
src/index.html the period selector and layout

Each period is computed on request, so switching between This week and This month never refetches.

Reporting data flows from src/data.mjs into the dashboard cards. npm test passes with 12 tests.

What’s left:

Completion edge cases (T1.4)
Accessible name for the period selector (T1.5)
Metric notes in the README (T2.1)

Run the remaining tasks in parallel and check the dashboard in the browser.

Think·Two tasks touch different files, so they can run side by side…

Bash·agent start "Edge cases" && agent start "Accessibility"2 commands

Two tasks are independent, so each gets its own thread and worktree. I’ll check the period selector in the browser while they run.

worker-completionthread

Edge cases: 3 tests added, 15 of 15 pass. Accessibility: the selector is now labelled “Reporting period”. Both worktrees integrated cleanly.

Done. This week: 24 shipped at 80%. This month: 86 shipped at 86%. Both threads are integrated and the plan is updated.

working

Message the agent

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BrowserOrbit · Reporting

http://localhost:4178/reporting100%

OrbitOverviewReportingTeam

Reporting

Synthetic demo data

This weekThis month

Tasks shipped

Completion

80%

Uptime

99.9%

Tasks

P1ReportingDashboard metrics and checks5/5

T1.1Map the reporting data flow2h3

T1.2Period selector UI↑ High3h2

T1.3Uptime card1h1

T1.4Completion edge cases↑ High2h2

T1.5Accessible period selector1h1

Add task

P2NotesREADME and metric notes0/2

P3ReleaseBuild, sign and ship0/3

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Bring the CLIs you already use. Your sign-ins, your subscriptions.

Claude CodeCodexGemini CLI

How it works

From one request to a clean diff.

Four steps, every time. Each one happens in a panel you can watch.

Ask once

Describe the outcome in the main chat. ThreadRig splits the work and shows the plan first.

Ship the reporting phaselive

Finish the reporting phase. Run the independent tasks in parallel and check the dashboard in the browser.

Think·T1.4, T1.5 and T2.1 touch different files, so they can run side by side…

Bash·agent start "Edge cases" && agent start "Accessibility"2 commands

Bash·agent start "Metric notes" --model gemini

Three threads are starting, each in its own worktree. I’ll verify the period selector in the browser once they report back.

Message the agent

Full AccessBrainVariablesOpus

Threads run in parallel

Each thread gets its own worktree and the CLI that suits it. Your checkout stays untouched.

Orchestrator3

Active 3Done

Edge casesClaude

worktree/edge-cases</> working…3 tests added · 15 passed

AccessibilityCodex

worktree/a11y-selector</> working…Selector labelled · build ok

Metric notesGemini

worktree/metric-notes</> working…README section written

3 isolated worktrees · your checkout is untouched

Checked in the browser

Agents open your local server, click through the flow and verify the result.

BrowserOrbit · Reporting

http://localhost:4178/reporting

OrbitOverviewReportingTeam

Reporting

Synthetic demo data

This weekThis month

Tasks shipped

Completion

86%

Uptime

99.9%

Period selector verified · 2 states

One clean diff back

Threads integrate cleanly; conflicts are held for review and the plan updates itself.

Integrate3 threads → main

tests/data.test.mjsEdge cases+38 −0

src/data.mjsEdge cases+6 −3

src/index.htmlAccessibility+2 −1

README.mdMetric notes+14 −2

4 files changed+60 −6

Integrated cleanly into main

0 conflicts · 0 patches held for review

P1Reporting5/5

P2Notes1/2

The workspace

Everything the agents need, in one window.

Native panels you open and fold as you go. Agents use them too.

Usage at a glance

Every provider’s limits in the toolbar.

ClaudeMax5h 7%7d 41%

CodexPlus5h 22%7d 18%

GeminiDefaultday 12%

Read from your own CLI sign-ins. Nothing is resold.

Five themes, one look

Terminal, editor and chat change together.

Midnight

Graphite

Nord

Solarized

Paper

MidnightGraphiteNordSolarizedPaper

Sessions you can return to

Pick up any conversation, or export it.

Ship the reporting phasenow

Accessibility pass12m

Map the agent runtime2h

Release checklistYesterday

MarkdownJSONCopy transcript

Brain

A model for each kind of work.

Give each kind its own CLI, model and reasoning effort. Drag one into place, or pick.

A glowing nebula of threads with six brighter clusters

Research

Read, search and map the codebase.

Gemini CLI

Build

Write code where getting it right matters.

Claude Code

Execute

Implement a decided change and test it.

Codex

Design

Shape interfaces, screens and styles.

Claude Code

Orchestrate

Plan the work and guide helper threads.

Claude Code

Long

Sustain longer, autonomous coding work.

Codex

Illustrative assignments

Your setup

Your tools. Your terms.

$0Free, native, Apple silicon
macOS 14 or later

You bring

Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI
Your existing sign-ins and plans
Any Git repository on your Mac

ThreadRig adds

Parallel threads in Git worktrees
Agent browser, editor, terminal and tasks
Brain: a model for each kind of work

We never

Ask you to create an account
Store your AI API keys
Ship an analytics or crash SDK

Questions

Before you download.

Short answers to what people ask first. The privacy page lists every network request the app makes.

Is ThreadRig really free?

Yes. The app is free. You use your own Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI, so your provider plans and usage stay exactly as they are.

Which CLIs does it work with?

Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI. Each thread can use a different one, and Brain lets you pick a default model and effort for each kind of work.

Will agents touch my working copy?

Not while they work. Every thread runs in its own Git worktree. Changes come back through integrate, and conflicting patches are rejected and kept for review.

Does ThreadRig see my code or keys?

Your CLIs talk to their providers with their own local sign-ins. ThreadRig does not store AI API keys and has no analytics or crash-reporting SDK. Every network request the app makes is listed on the privacy page.

What do I need to run it?

A Mac with Apple silicon on macOS 14 or later, and at least one of the supported CLIs installed and signed in.

Ready when you are

Make room for your next idea.

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Free · Apple silicon · macOS 14 or later · Your own CLI

Many agents.One rig.

From one request to a clean diff.

Ask once

Threads run in parallel

Checked in the browser

One clean diff back

Everything the agents need, in one window.

Usage at a glance

Five themes, one look

Sessions you can return to

A model for each kind of work.

Your tools. Your terms.

Before you download.

Make room for your next idea.