Monorepo Labs
Monorepo Labs develops Dray, a free and open-source desktop home for coding agents. Dray brings Claude Code, Codex, pi, fx and Grok into a native chat interface so developers can run multiple agent sessions, worktrees, diffs, pull requests, issues and an embedded browser in one window.
At a Glance
- Professional software developers
- Indie developers and open-source contributors
- Teams adopting multiple AI coding agents
- Developers building and testing web applications
AI Tools by Monorepo Labs
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Dray
Desktop App for Coding Agents
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Latest News
Dray v0.27.0-beta.1 adds connection to user-operated Dray servers, remote-session server labels/reconnect handling and saved draft tasks.
dray CLI v0.9.0 adds headless dray-serve, one-line VPS installation, multi-server connectivity and draft sessions.
Dray v0.26.0 adds session renaming, multi-select GitHub issues, draggable split views, inline screenshots/recordings, issue-type filters, side-panel controls and browser zoom.
Dray v0.25.0 adds hidden review sessions, a left-side panel, persistent panel width, draggable Browser/Files tabs and improved mid-turn messaging.
Products & Services
Free, open-source macOS desktop application that wraps coding-agent CLIs in a native chat UI. It supports parallel sessions, per-session worktrees, split views, diffs, pull requests, GitHub issues, an embedded Chromium browser and local dictation.
Standalone command-line binary that communicates with the running app over ~/.dray/dray.sock; it can fan work out to sessions, create drafts, and in v0.9.0 run the core headlessly as dray-serve on a VPS/Linux server.
Remote-server capability allowing the desktop app to connect to multiple Dray servers by address and token, merge their projects into the sidebar and run remote sessions.
Market Position
Dray positions itself as a free, open-source, native desktop control center for multiple coding-agent CLIs rather than a single-agent chat or conventional IDE. Its differentiators are parallel sessions in isolated worktrees, integrated PR/issues/diff workflows, an agent-operated browser and the option to connect to self-hosted Dray servers.
Leadership
Founders
Yogesh Dhakal (Yogesh / @yogesharc)
Independent software developer and open-source builder based in Nepal. His personal site says he previously sold Remote3 and Promptmonitor; his GitHub profile identifies him as yogesharc and links to yogesharc.com. He is the named contributor behind the Dray repository and is listed by Guillermo Rauch's OSS Grants page as the Dray recipient.
Executive Team
Yogesh Dhakal
Founder and maintainer
Independent developer and open-source builder; previously sold Remote3 and Promptmonitor, according to his personal site. He owns the yogesharc GitHub account and is the contributor credited on the Dray releases.
Founding Story
Dray appears to have been started as Yogesh Dhakal's open-source effort to make an agentic development environment simple and productive: a single native window for running coding-agent CLIs in parallel, each with its own worktree, transcript, diff, PR/issues panels and browser. The public site describes it as built in the open with people who run agents all day; it does not publish a separate incorporation or founding narrative.
Business Model
Revenue Model
The core Dray app and source code are free and open source. Public support is through sponsorships/OSS grants and a Patreon link; the project is not presented as a paid subscription or API business.
Pricing Tiers
The official site describes Dray as free and open source and says it runs on subscriptions the user already has.
Target Markets
- Professional software developers
- Indie developers and open-source contributors
- Teams adopting multiple AI coding agents
- Developers building and testing web applications
- Developers running several coding agents or tasks in parallel
- Agent-assisted feature development across isolated Git worktrees
- Reviewing diffs and pull requests without leaving the agent conversation
- Having agents open, inspect and test web applications in an embedded browser
- Running coding-agent workloads locally on macOS or remotely through Dray servers