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Gtree
Gtree is a native macOS app for running several AI coding agents at once and managing collisions.
gtree is a native macOS application built in Rust for running several AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex simultaneously. Agents working in the same worktree coordinate automatically to avoid file edit collisions, while overlaps across different worktrees are flagged for the user. The application includes a unified inbox for all projects, system notifications when an agent requires permission or input, and the ability to restore any past AI turn. It functions as a Git client supporting push, pull, rebase, and pull request management. The software runs locally on Apple Silicon without uploading code to external servers.
Gtree at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Runs on: macOS
- Pricing: Personal $0 forever; Team plan in development
- Released: October 2026
- Category: AI coding tool
- Website: gtree.dobbylab.com
Key features
- Run up to 5 AI coding agents at once
- Unified inbox for all projects
- Automatic collision detection across worktrees
- Restore any past AI turn and view diffs
- Native macOS application written in Rust
- Built-in Git client for push, pull, and rebase
- Project map showing agent activity and project dependencies
Use it for
- Run multiple AI coding agents simultaneously
- Manage file edit collisions between agents
- Restore previous AI conversation turns
- Track agent status across multiple projects
- Manage Git repositories and pull requests
Alternatives to Gtree
- Genkit — Provides unified APIs and local developer tools for AI application workflows.
- jevgrep — Reduces coding agent costs by providing targeted, relevant repository context.
- agterm — It organizes sessions into named workspaces and includes a local control API.
- Farol — Run Claude Code and Codex agents in parallel with isolated git worktrees.
- AG-UI — Standardizes agent-user interactions and generative UI for applications.
- Twine — Coordinates multiple coding agents with visual traces and controlled workflows.
- MonkeyCode — It combines browser-based cloud environments, desktop integration, and mobile collaboration.
- ZCode — Integrates GLM-5.3 with multi-agent workflows and remote chat control.
- AgentDock — Manages multiple coding agents from one screen-edge inbox without switching tabs.
- CodeGraph — It eliminates file crawling, reducing AI agent tool calls by 88% and cutting costs.
- Array — Runs Claude Code, Codex, and Pi side by side on one canvas.
- Atlas — Centralize agent control, session logging, and project git state in one workspace.
All Gtree alternatives