49Agents
Open-source 2D IDE for managing AI agents in native CLIs, terminal, gits, beads issues, and files across multiple projects and machines....
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An IDE where my agents live on a 2D canvas is the most fun I have had supervising robots all week. It stayed responsive with four of them buzzing about. A minimap would help once the board fills up, which it will.
Giving a swarm of CLI agents a single cockpit is powerful, which is precisely why I want strong guardrails around what each one may touch. The isolation between agents looked reasonable. A per-agent permission view would let me trust it with more.
Agents on a canvas, not in a pile of tabs. I could see all of them and grab whichever needed me. Open source and it ran four at once without fuss. The spatial layout earns its keep.
Managing agents spatially rather than as a list of tabs turned out to suit how I think about parallel work. It handled several CLIs at once without tangling their output. I would want clearer recovery when one agent wedges itself mid-task.
A two-dimensional IDE for arranging and supervising agents is a genuinely different interface idea, and it mostly earns the novelty rather than just looking clever. Laying agents out spatially made it easier to reason about who was doing what than a stack of terminal tabs ever did. Running several at once stayed legible, and pulling focus into one to correct it was quick. My doubts are about how it scales past a handful of agents before the canvas becomes its own kind of clutter, and about resource use when many are live. As an experiment in giving agent orchestration a real spatial model, it is one of the more thoughtful attempts I have seen.