Solo
developers
Coordinate multiple agents on code and checks while staying in control of decisions.
Your project, multiple agentsThe visual software factory
Your AI team.
Your software.
You lead the way.
Coordinate AI agents that write and review code for your projects. Follow tasks, progress and approvals in a visual office, while staying in control.
Try the betaFree · demo with simulated data
Small droids. Serious software.
YOUR PROJECT. YOUR AI TEAM.
Who is it for?
For people building software who want to coordinate AI agents,
from personal projects to small-team development.
Solo
Small development
teams
Follow tasks, reviews and project progress in a shared workspace.
A shared view of the workMakers and open-source
maintainers
Experiment with prototypes and organize work across your repositories.
From idea to codeYou set the goals and supervise the work.
The agents help you get it done.
See the actual app.
From the project floor to individual tasks: follow agents in the visual office and track work on the Kanban board. These are screenshots of the running beta.
More projects.
One clear view.
Each floor is a repository.
Each robot, an AI agent.
Separate teams and boards.
Work stays easy to follow.
From goal to plan.
Connect GitHub. Ask the CEO to help you plan.
You define the outcome.
The CEO helps plan
the way forward.
- Goal
- Plan
- Issue
A team that adapts.
Configurable, interchangeable agents.
- Development
- Review
- Fixes
Every agent can contribute
across the workflow.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- OpenCode
Depending on runtime and environment.
Move more tasks forward.
A separate environment for every agent.
Local
Cloud sandbox
One workflow.
Every step tracked.
The PR is opened before the dedicated QA review.
- 01
Issue
- 02
Development
+ initial checks
- 03
PR
- 04
QA
- 05
Merge
Manual or automatic
Scroll through the workflow →
Fixes on the same PR → another review
Every contribution gets reviewed.
Separate sessions. A fresh context, usually with another agent.
Development sessionNew QA session
PR- Code
- Test
- In-app checks
You decide how much to delegate.
Three separate controls. Human oversight.
Issue assignment
Automatic, when enabled
Automatic merge
Can be enabled per project
Team management
Configurable mode
Merge ≠ app deployment.
Work made visible.
Control in your hands.
- 3D office
- Kanban
- Terminals, logs and status
- Pocket mode
Remote access and previews require
a configured network.
Bring your next
project to life.
Public beta · free · open source
Try the beta at your own pace.
Droidsembly runs on your computer and opens in your browser. The demo uses simulated projects and agents: explore the interface without connecting GitHub or making real AI requests.
Start with the demo
Install Node.js 22 or newer, then open a terminal. These commands use a dedicated demo data folder and port 4417, which must be free.
Windows · PowerShell
$env:SWARM_HOME = Join-Path $HOME '.droidsembly-demo'
npx.cmd droidsembly@next --demo --port 4417macOS / Linux · Terminal
SWARM_HOME="$HOME/.droidsembly-demo" npx droidsembly@next --demo --port 4417On first launch, npm may ask permission to download the package. Press Ctrl+C in the terminal to stop the demo.
Before using your own projects
This is a beta: features may change. Real work requires Git, GitHub CLI and configured AI providers; their costs and limits remain separate. Read the guide before connecting real repositories.
Read the installation guide ↗ View the package on npm ↗The recommended channel is next. Currently latest also points to the first beta: it does not yet indicate a stable release.
Open source, freely supported
Support Droidsembly.
Droidsembly is free and open source, under the MIT license. If it helps you, you can contribute to the project's maintenance, documentation and development.
Every contribution is optional: it does not unlock features or additional agents and does not include AI-provider credits or subscriptions. Payments take place on GitHub's or PayPal's external websites, under their respective terms and privacy policies.