LodyAI/Lody

Share coding agents with your team on phone and desktop

What it solves

Lody provides a shared workspace for teams to collaborate on coding agents. It eliminates the need to share screenshots or logs by allowing teammates to join the same agent conversation, monitor runtime status, and track code changes in real-time across desktop, mobile, web, and CLI surfaces.

How it works

Lody connects to machines (workstations, servers, or cloud VMs) via a daemon process. It supports ACP-compatible agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Kimi. The system uses Git worktrees to keep parallel agent work isolated and employs the Loro Stack (CRDTs) to synchronize collaborative state across the team.

Who it’s for

Software engineering teams who use coding agents and want a centralized, shared environment to dispatch work, review agent-produced code, and provide visual feedback on running web apps.

Highlights

  • Cross-platform dispatch: Manage agents from iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux, or the CLI.
  • Agent coordination: Allows a "coordinator" agent to delegate tasks to other parallel agent conversations.
  • Isolated environments: Uses Git worktrees to prevent agents from mixing changes in parallel sessions.
  • Visual feedback: Ability to annotate running web apps and send feedback directly back to the agent.
  • Team collaboration: Shared agent roles, reusable presets, and real-time conversation sharing.

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