Offrun is a workspace for managing coding agents, letting you keep several of them under one interface instead of juggling separate terminals and dashboards. It is aimed at developers who run more than one agent at a time and need a single place to see what each one is doing. Rather than being an agent itself, Offrun sits above the agents you already use and coordinates them. The product is offered as a hosted site, and the launch post describes it as a way to manage every coding agent from one workspace.
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Watch what several coding agents are doing from one screen
Start and stop agent tasks without switching between tools
Share a single view of agent activity across a team
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