Give pve-agents a repo, a ref, and a task, and it clones a clean LXC template on your Proxmox host, starts a Claude Code agent inside, and streams the full transcript to your browser, where you also answer permission prompts. Workspaces run in parallel and stay off your workstation; review per-file diffs, then push to the workspace's own branch or throw it all away.
The open source pi pod puts each pi agent session in its own container on a VM you host, with agent config defined at the org, user, and project level so a team can share it, and a locally rendered TUI so typing doesn't lag over SSH. Native mobile apps are built from source for now, a hosted version is coming, and HN commenters note containers alone aren't a hard security boundary…
Agensh drops the central orchestrator: each worker claims its own sub task, builds and tests it, and merges into a shared Git repo while posting findings to a shared board, all on top of a Copilot single agent harness with a 6 hour budget. On ProgramBench's five hardest tasks with GPT 5.6 sol, going from 1 to 128 agents lifted the mean test pass rate from 19.31% to 28.78%, and 1,024 agents pushed pandoc from 33.89% to 55.06%, though the paper doesn't report what large teams cost…
MIT licensed Strata is a one click Windows/Linux installer that serves Qwen3.8 Flash Next behind OpenAI and Anthropic compatible APIs on localhost, so you can point Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex at it; the author measured 53–94 tokens/s on an RTX 5070 (12 GB) with 64 GB RAM. You need 32 GB+ RAM and about 80 GB of disk, and the PC can freeze for 1–3 minutes while the model loads…
Ju Lin's MIT licensed Rio runs a task to completion with no chat or mid run steering, acting by patching Python, shell, and %%edit cells in a live Jupyter kernel instead of growing a conversation history. Install with uv tool install rio , log in to Anthropic, Codex, or GitHub Copilot, then rio run "Fix gh issue 123." or point it at a task.md…
Offrun runs the agent CLIs you already use (Claude Code, Codex, AGY, Grok Build) side by side on your own accounts, giving each agent its own git worktree, letting a second agent review diffs before commit, and moving a chat to another login when one hits its limit. It's free, needs an Apple Silicon Mac on macOS 14+, and says prompts go straight to your provider, never through its servers…
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