Bring the AI coding tools and plans you already pay for, Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini or local models. work3s adds a shared memory layer, token efficiency and autonomous orchestration on top, so a fleet of agents ships real work for you, verified, from one command center.
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One calm dashboard for every parallel agent. Each worktree streams what it’s doing right now, so you direct the work instead of juggling tabs and branches.
Point it at any PR for a structured, severity-ranked review on your own model, with as many passes as you want. Bring your own reviewers too: CodeRabbit, Semgrep and dozens more fold straight in.
==, use a constant-time compare to avoid timing attacks.AI reviewreview in progresscursor is null, large dashboards load the full table.AI reviewreview in progressPoint a Task Listener at your board and every qualifying ticket runs a full engineering pipeline, live on its worktree card.
The agent stays on the PR, reading review comments, fixing what’s right and pushing back on what isn’t.
Now() for the token refill?Every agent works in a dedicated git worktree branched off your base, so dozens run at once with zero collisions, watched by a live event stream.
Every repo gets its own settings across ten focused tabs: pick your agent, wire automation, choose your editor and tune token usage. Everything is stored locally, with secrets encrypted on-device.
.env into new worktreesBuilt to feel instant and stay out of your way, with everything running right on your machine. Your code and credentials never leave it.
Every feature in work3s works on the free tier, with no caps, no nags and no upsells. The free tier is ad-supported; Pro Unlimited removes the ads for less than the price of a beer a month.
What work3s is, how agentic workflows run, and why local-first matters.
The command center that runs the AI coding tools you already use. Bring any agent or subscription and work3s adds a shared memory layer, token efficiency and autonomous orchestration, running a fleet of agents on parallel tasks, each isolated in its own git worktree and verified before it ships.
It doesn’t, it makes them better. work3s isn’t a competitor to those tools, it’s the layer on top: bring the agents and AI plans you already pay for, and work3s adds a shared memory layer, token efficiency, autonomous orchestration, and the connectors to run them all from one command center. It’s fully model-agnostic, so local models work too.
No, keep them. work3s plugs into the agents and subscriptions you already use through built-in connectors and aggregates them behind one workflow, so they’re easier to use together, not replaced.
A persistent memory layer your agents share across tasks, token efficiency that filters noise before it reaches the model, and an autonomous orchestration MOAT that runs a fleet of agents to completion, all on top of the tools you already have.
Any of them. work3s is model-agnostic, so plug in the AI plans and CLIs you already pay for, or run local models, and switch per repository. Claude, Cursor, Gemini, Ollama and more are auto-detected on your machine.
You orchestrate multiple AI agents on different tasks at once. Each agent works independently in its own worktree and streams what it’s doing in real time, escalating to you only when it’s genuinely stuck.
No. Everything runs on-device by default. Your repositories, credentials and the agents’ work all stay local, and secrets are encrypted at rest in an AES-256-GCM store.
When a human leaves review comments, the agent stays on the PR. It fixes what’s right, pushes back on what isn’t with evidence, then re-pushes and replies, until the thread is resolved.
Native apps for macOS, Windows and Linux. One lightweight, native download (~5 MB), with ten runtime themes.
Engineers and teams who want agentic superpowers without compromising security. If you manage a fleet of AI agents and ship features in parallel, it’s built for you.
Every feature is free, with no caps or upsells. The free tier is ad-supported; Pro Unlimited removes the ads for $5/month and helps back the project.