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Multi-harness workspace

Emdash

A local-first desktop environment for parallel coding agents, review, and issue-to-agent workflows.

Status
Active
License
Apache-2.0
Source access
Open source
Record checked

Workflow record

Developers who need cross-platform local and SSH projects with broad agent and issue-tracker support.

Good choice if

Developers who need cross-platform local and SSH projects with broad agent and issue-tracker support.

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The supported provider set has provider-specific behavior, and shared teammate access is not established by the current record.

Harness coverage

The audited registry contains 35 named CLI integrations; the live provider page currently lists 34 because CodeBuddy is present in code but not yet on that page. Capabilities vary by provider, and every CLI needs its own product access.

35 named integrations
  • Amp
  • Antigravity
  • Auggie
  • Autohand Code
  • Charm
  • Claude Code
  • Cline
  • CodeBuddy Code
  • Codebuff
  • Codex
  • Command Code
  • Continue
  • Cursor Agent
  • Devin
  • Droid
  • Freebuff
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Goose
  • Grok
  • Hermes Agent
  • Jules
  • Junie
  • Kilocode
  • Kimi
  • Kiro
  • Letta
  • MiMo Code
  • Mistral Vibe
  • Oh My Pi
  • OpenCode
  • Pi
  • Qoder CLI
  • Qwen Code
  • Rovo Dev
  • Zero

Workflow mechanisms

Unknown means the current first-party record does not establish the mechanism; it is not converted into evidence of absence.

4 of 5 documented
  • parallel sessions

    Documented

    The desktop app runs multiple coding agents in parallel.

  • workspace isolation

    Documented

    Each task receives a Git worktree and branch.

  • visual review

    Documented

    Diff review, PR creation, CI inspection, and merge are available in one surface.

  • remote execution or access

    Documented

    Remote projects run on user-controlled machines over SSH and SFTP.

  • shared team access

    Not established

    The current official record does not establish multiple teammates sharing one live workspace.

First-party evidence

Sources establish specific current claims; their count does not add fit points.

2 sources