A free, open source multi-agent harness for Claude Code, Codex and ten more. Munder Difflin runs an office of AI employees against the subscriptions you already pay for, using hourly limits rather than separate API billing, and runs on macOS, Windows and Linux.
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Split a backlog across several agents and let each work its own branch of the task.
Drive the harness from the agent subscriptions you already pay for rather than metered API usage.
Run the office locally on macOS, Windows or Linux and watch each agent's output.
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