Polyscope

Polyscope is a native macOS desktop app that redefines software development by letting you run multiple AI coding agents simultaneously, each working in its own isolated copy-on-write workspace clone. Instead of waiting for one agent to finish a task, you can tackle an entire backlog at once — architecting the big picture while agents handle the implementation. It supports Claude Code and OpenAI Codex, and connects to your Mac from any browser via an end-to-end encrypted relay so you can manage agents on the go.

• Parallel Agents — Run multiple AI agents at the same time across separate isolated workspaces, tackling multiple features or bug fixes simultaneously.
• Linked Workspaces — Connect workspaces from multiple repositories so agents can collaborate across repos, e.g., building an API in one and a mobile app in another.
• Autopilot — Describe a high-level goal and Polyscope breaks it into user stories, then executes each one with progress tracking, crash recovery, and drag-and-drop reordering.
• Opinions — Query multiple AI models with a question, implementation plan, or code review; the models discuss and provide the best solution for your project.
• Mobile Access — Connect to your Mac from any browser through an end-to-end encrypted relay to monitor agents, guide their work, and kick off new tasks from anywhere.
• Visual Workflows — Select any element on your site and tell the agent what to change — add features, fix styling, or tweak copy by pointing and describing.
• Isolated Copy-on-Write Clones — Every agent works in its own instant clone with no extra disk space, leveraging native macOS features to prevent conflicts.
• GitHub Integration — Sign in with GitHub, create pull requests, and work with GitHub issues directly from within Polyscope.
• Multi-Model Support — Works with Claude Code and OpenAI Codex, with Kimi 2.5 support coming soon; AI usage is billed by your provider separately.

To get started, download the .dmg from the website, drag Polyscope to your Applications folder, launch it, and sign in with GitHub. Then add your first repository and create a workspace to begin running agents in parallel.