Bise is an open-source terminal app for multi-agent coding. You talk to one agent, the team lead, and it splits your ideas into jobs and runs the other coding agents for you, so you stay in one thread instead of routing between tabs. It installs with a single curl command and publishes a migration prompt for people switching from Claude Code.
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Describe what you want once instead of briefing several sessions
Have the lead split work into jobs and dispatch them
Paste the published migration prompt to move an existing setup over
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