Foreman

Foreman is an agentic IDE — a desktop app for running, watching, and steering many AI coding agents at once. If you already live in Claude Code or Codex, you know the ceiling: one terminal, one agent, one thing at a time. Foreman removes it. Spin up sessions across all your projects, lay them out on a spatial canvas, and supervise the whole fleet instead of babysitting a single chat. Orchestration canvas — every project and session on one board, with terminals, previews, and live status where you can see them. Parallel fan-out — run the same task down several lanes, compare the results, keep the winner. Real oversight — per-turn diffs, checkpoints and rewind, permission modes, and cost/usage tracking per agent. Needs-attention inbox — Foreman tells you which agent is blocked, so you're not polling terminals. Project review — multi-lens AI review passes across a whole repo, not just the current diff. Works with what you have — Claude Code and Codex, your own subscriptions, your own machine. macOS, Windows, and Linux. Free to use. Pro is $19/mo.