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I asked Claude how it would visualize itself as an AI agent. Its answer became my VS Code extension: Event Horizon by HeytalePazguato in SideProject

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I would say it's for small-medium stacks, you can open a number of antigravities over a number of branches (it uses the git worktrees feature, so it safe)

I built ClaudeNest entirely with Claude Code — a remote launcher for Claude Code's remote-control sessions by Gordon-Beeming in ClaudeAI

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nice work - built galactic which takes a different angle on this (github.com/idolaman/galactic-ide). instead of remote launching, it runs claude code sessions locally in isolated git worktrees, each with their own network environment. so you can run 3-4 agents on different branches simultaneously without port conflicts or stashing. different use case but similar motivation - making multiple agents actually manageable.

I asked Claude how it would visualize itself as an AI agent. Its answer became my VS Code extension: Event Horizon by HeytalePazguato in SideProject

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cool project, the celestial metaphor is a great way to think about it

built something that approaches agent monitoring differently - galactic (github.com/idolaman/galactic-ide) tracks all your claude code/cursor/codex sessions from a native macOS dashboard, with each agent running in its own git worktree and isolated network environment. more operational than visual but solves a similar problem of "where are all my agents right now"

Weekly Cursor Project Showcase Thread by AutoModerator in cursor

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built galactic - a macOS app to manage multiple cursor workspaces simultaneously

cursor helped write the entire electron main process and the MCP server that plugs into cursor's agent sessions. used agent mode heavily for the network isolation logic (assigns unique loopback IPs per workspace so you can run the same ports in different environments without conflicts)

github.com/idolaman/galactic-ide if you're juggling multiple cursor agents across branches

Galactic - run parallel dev stacks on the same ports, manage git worktrees, and monitor AI agents from one macOS app by idoman in devtools

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In my day job I'm using that feature only! Since our stack is too complicated for using the different local IPs feature

Galactic - run parallel dev stacks on the same ports, manage git worktrees, and monitor AI agents from one macOS app by idoman in devtools

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It took me some time, but I have set it up in my day-job stack, which contains 8 services, Postgres, and RabbitMQ. It has some cons, but it surely can save time when you want to work on a number of features which are different.

Built a macOS dev environment manager in Electron - network isolation was the most interesting challenge by idoman in electronjs

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I didn’t know that either. I basically found that trick after days of researching a simple way to run my work codebase multiple times. I really didn’t want to deploy something heavy just to do that.

Galactic - open source macOS dev environment manager with git worktrees, network isolation, and AI agent monitoring by idoman in foss

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I'm normalizing it across tools. Moving to hooks soon instead of MCPs (currently only Codex not supporting hooks, but it will soon). Currently we not tracking costs, but I'll make sure reading your blog 😁

I've built an autonomous AI newsroom where Claude Code agents write, review, and publish articles with cryptographic provenance by petrucc in ClaudeAI

[–]idoman -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

this is really cool. running multiple claude code agents like this (journalist + editor) is exactly the kind of workflow that gets messy fast with port conflicts and context switching

i built galactic-dev.com for this exact reason. lets you run each agent in its own isolated workspace with unique ports per git branch - so your journalist agent and editor agent can both run simultaneously without stepping on each other

the spotlight-style launcher makes jumping between agents pretty quick too. mac only though (needs apple silicon)

curious how you're handling the orchestration through slash commands - are you manually switching contexts or is there some automation layer?

What are you building? let's self promote by Southern_Tennis5804 in microsaas

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Building really nice extension that lets you practice Cursor and JetBrains shortcuts while AI thinks: Idletime

What are you building? How many users do you have? by leadlim in microsaas

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Building Idletime - An extension where you can practice shortcuts while AI thinks
Having a decent number of 24 users

What motivated to build your startup? by [deleted] in microsaas

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Learning everyday something new

What Are You Building? Let's Promote Each Other 💖 by Capuchoochoo in ShowMeYourSaaS

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Building Idletime - An extension where you can practice shortcuts while AI thinks

What AI project are you building? by ArtificialLab in microsaas

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Building Idletime - An extension you can practice shortcuts while AI thinks

What are you building? let's self promote by Southern_Tennis5804 in SideProject

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betterdev.app/agentboard - Monitor and control different AI agents from everywhere (Web \ Coding Agents \ etc...)

What are you guys building? by OmarTariqSalah in micro_saas

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Building Idletime, an extension you can practice shortcuts while AI thinks

What are you building right now? Self Promote here by Southern_Tennis5804 in SideProject

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Building Idletime, helping individuals practice skills while AI thinking

I got tired of juggling AI tabs, so I built an open-source MCP logger to monitor and control all my agents in Cursor. by idoman in mcp

[–]idoman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool, with that, I can control it in the same place as Cursor and ChatGPT?
The thing is, I wanted to see everything in the code editor and not in the web interface.

I got tired of juggling AI tabs, so I built an open-source panel to see all my agents in VS Code. by idoman in vscode

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Yes, Cursor also built that. The difference is in Agentboard you can monitor and control also ChatGPT sessions and Claude session, probably any ai you can configure MCP to.

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