nimbalyst/nimbalyst

What it solves

Nimbalyst is a visual workspace designed to streamline the collaboration between humans and AI coding agents. It eliminates the friction of switching between a code editor, task trackers, and documentation, providing a single environment where both the user and the agent can visually edit and manage the project's state.

How it works

The platform integrates several coding agents (such as Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode) into a desktop application. It uses a system of parallel sessions, where each agent is isolated in its own git worktree. The workspace provides WYSIWYG editors for various file types (Markdown, Mermaid, Excalidraw, CSV, and code via Monaco), allowing users to review agent-proposed changes as red/green diffs and accept or reject them.

Who it’s for

Developers and technical project managers who use AI coding agents to build software and want a visual, integrated way to manage tasks, review changes, and track multiple parallel agent sessions.

Highlights

• Visual Collaboration: WYSIWYG editors for documents, mockups, and diagrams that both humans and agents can edit.
• Parallel Agent Sessions: Run multiple agents simultaneously, each in isolated git worktrees, managed via a Kanban board.
• Integrated Task Tracking: Built-in trackers for plans, bugs, and features that agents can read and update.
• MCP Support: Support for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, rendering tool results as visual widgets.
• Mobile Companion: An iOS app to monitor agent progress, reply to questions, and approve diffs on the go.
• Plain-File Storage: All content is stored as plain files in the git repository, avoiding proprietary lock-in.