Twine is a native macOS workspace for coordinating coding agents, described by its authors as an Agentic Development Environment. Written in Rust and released under the MIT license, it runs on macOS 26 or later and keeps several agents, their workspaces and their output inside one native app instead of scattered terminal tabs.
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Agents run side by side in a native macOS app instead of separate terminal windows.
Workspace state and agent output stay in one place you can return to.
CI publishes release assets you can download directly.
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