Orchestrate AI coding agents in parallel

AIOAT is a Windows desktop app that runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and other agent CLIs side by side — each in its own git worktree, under its own identity — and gives you one place to watch, steer, review, and merge their work.

Install

Download the installer — AIOAT_x64_en-US.msi (recommended) or AIOAT_x64-setup.exe.
Run it. AIOAT installs per-machine like any Windows app; upgrades install straight over the old version and keep your data.
Start AIOAT. The welcome screen offers to install Claude Code (or another agent CLI) if none is found — you can also do that later under Settings → Agents.

Requirements: Windows 10/11 with WebView2 (preinstalled on Windows 11), git on PATH for the git features, and at least one agent CLI you're logged in to. Optional: gh for GitHub issues/PRs, Node for npm-installed agents, OpenSSH (ships with Windows) for remote servers.

AIOAT updates itself: when a new version is out, the version in the status bar grows an amber chip — click it to download and install, and the patch notes appear on the next launch.

The first five minutes

Pick your identity. Open Profiles (bottom of the left rail). AIOAT ships with Personal and Work — each holds its own git name/email, SSH key, GitHub token, and agent API keys, stored in Windows Credential Manager. Agents only ever see the profile they run under. More →
Register a repo. Code → Repositories → + Add Repository. Pick any folder — if it isn't a git repo yet, AIOAT offers to git init it.
Launch an agent. Agents → + New Agent. Choose the CLI, the repo, and keep isolated worktree on — the agent gets its own branch and folder, so two agents never trample each other. No repo? Choose No repo (scratch). Prefer chatting to a terminal? Agents → Chat. More →
Work in parallel. Launch a second agent on the same repo. Watch both under Agents → Sessions; anything that stops to ask you a question surfaces in Approvals.
Review and merge. When an agent is done, its branch appears in Code → Review inbox: diff, test run, verification gate, merge queue. More →

Finding your way around

The left rail has six destinations; each opens its section in the sidebar. Collapse the rail to icons with the « button at the bottom.

Section	What lives there
Home	Dashboard: live status, run history (searchable, including transcripts), costs, tech-debt ledger.
Agents	Sessions (every live agent with state, context %, cost), Chat (a proper chat with Claude instead of a terminal), and Approvals (everything waiting on you).
Code	Repositories, Source control (stage/commit under the bound identity), Review inbox, Checkpoints.
Orchestrate	Foreman (delegate a goal to a coordinator agent), GSD planning, Canvas overview.
Knowledge	Context graph (shared knowledge agents start from) and the Importer (CLAUDE.md, subagents, …).
Servers	Remote hosts over SSH — run agents on your own server from AIOAT.

Keyboard essentials

Keys	Action
`Ctrl+Shift+P`	Command palette — every action in the app, searchable.
`Ctrl+,`	Settings.
`Ctrl+F`	Search the focused terminal's scrollback.
`Ctrl+V`	Paste into a terminal — pasted screenshots are saved and their path typed for the agent.
`Ctrl+Alt+A`	Global show/hide (configurable in Settings).

Panels are dockable: drag a tab to a pane's edge to split, to its center to group, or float it via the palette. Terminals live in a detached session host, so closing the window does not kill your agents — reopen AIOAT and the sessions reattach.