Parallel Agents is a Windows workspace from Jelllove for managing multiple AI coding agents and their terminal sessions in one interface.
Why it matters
overview
Parallel Agents is a coding-agent management tool that enables developers using multiple AI coding agents to manage their agents and terminal sessions in one workspace. It lets users find sessions by project, resume the last-used agent, browse workspace files, stage changes, and review diffs. Jelllove publishes the project for Windows and provides its documentation through GitHub.
features
Parallel Agents combines agent-session management with selected file and Git-change review tasks in a Windows workspace.
use cases
Parallel Agents is intended for developers who use more than one AI coding agent and want to manage their sessions and workspace tasks together.
how to use
Parallel Agents is listed for Windows, and its project documentation is available in the Jelllove/Parallel-Agents GitHub repository. The supplied product information does not specify installation steps or individual agent setup requirements.
pricing
Parallel Agents is described as freemium and has an open-source component. The available product information gives no dollar amounts, paid-tier details, or specific inclusions; a separate pricing-tier entry says “Open Source: Contact,” so current plan terms should be checked with Jelllove.
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