mixpeek/amux

The agent control plane: run Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI agents in parallel with a shared task board, schedules and self-healing workers. Native iPhone, iPad and Mac apps plus a web dashboard. Self-host (Rust + SQLite, Tailscale remote access) or use amux Cloud. MIT + Commons Clause.

What it solves

amux acts as a control plane for AI engineering teams, allowing you to run multiple AI coding agents (such as Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI) simultaneously. It solves the problem of managing, coordinating, and monitoring these agents, ensuring they can work together on tasks without overlapping or getting stuck.

How it works

It functions as an agent multiplexer that runs locally or in the cloud. It provides a shared task board to prevent agents from duplicating work, enables inter-agent communication for hand-offs, and includes self-healing capabilities to restart crashed sessions. You can monitor and steer your agents through a dashboard, a mobile app, or a web interface, with support for scheduled or recurring tasks.

Who it’s for

This tool is designed for developers and AI engineering teams who want to scale their productivity by running multiple AI coding agents in parallel and need a centralized way to manage their workflows.

Highlights

  • Shared task board for atomic task assignment.
  • Automated inter-agent messaging and hand-offs.
  • Self-healing mechanisms to recover from crashes.
  • Support for various models including Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Ollama.
  • Mobile-friendly monitoring via PWA and iOS app.

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