AgentboxGuides
Running many coding agents at once
Notes on the problem Agentbox exists for. Every comparison names where another tool wins and carries the date its figures were checked.
Last reviewed 17 October 2026.
Guides
- How to run multiple Claude Code agents in parallelThe four approaches, 23 tools compared, and a timed measurement of what three agents at once costs.
- Is there a GUI for Claude Code?Anthropic's own, in the Claude desktop app, and the 21 third-party front ends beside it.
- Claude Code and git worktreesEvery command with its gotcha, the empty node_modules problem, and a worked example from three agents to merged.
Directory
Comparisons
- Conductor alternatives22 of them, which are open source, which run on Windows and Linux, and where Conductor is still the better buy.
- Vibe Kanban is sunsetting. Where to go nextWhat happened, how to keep running it anyway, and which boards are still maintained.
How these are written
Star counts, licences, platforms and commit dates come from the GitHub API on the day of writing, not from other articles, and the comparison tables are generated from that data rather than typed by hand.
This category moves fast enough that four tools still being recommended in articles published this year are dead, deprecated or have changed into something else. Anything out of date on these pages is worth an issue, which gets it corrected.
Agentbox is the smallest project in its own tables.
Agentbox
Run dozens of Claude Code and Codex agents in parallel, each in its own git worktree, and only hear from the ones that need you. Free and open source.