golutra

// Overview

golutra is a desktop multi-agent workspace built around the coding CLIs you already have installed. Rather than replacing Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, OpenCode, Qwen Code or OpenClaw with another agent, it wraps them: the same commands keep working, the same projects stay where they are, and golutra adds the layer above — running several of them in parallel, scheduling and tracking their work, and handing results from one to the next.

The interface is a visual one over live terminals. Each agent appears as an avatar you can click to inspect its log; you can inject a prompt directly into a running terminal stream to correct an agent mid-task, or leave the squad working in the background and watch the status board. That combination — a background terminal you can still reach into, with the project context attached — is what the project calls its stealth terminal, and it is the answer to the usual alternative of tiling half a dozen terminal panes by hand.

It is aimed at long-running collaboration rather than a single interactive session. Workflows are user-defined and can be exported and imported as templates in one click, which is how the same installation ends up driving quite different jobs — a software team's build-and-review loop, a one-person company's pipeline, automated long-form writing, or video and social-content production. Two companion projects extend it: `golutra-mcp` connects external tools and agents through `golutra-cli`, and EverOS can act as a memory layer that carries context and project knowledge across sessions.

The application is a Tauri desktop app with a Vue 3 front end and a Rust core, released for Windows, macOS and Linux. It is written and maintained by a single developer, `seekskyworld`, and the source is published under the Business Source License 1.1: building commercial software with golutra is allowed and whatever you produce with it is yours, but the licence is source-available rather than OSI open source.

// What it does

• Drives existing coding CLIs unchanged — Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Qwen Code, OpenClaw, or any other CLI — with no project migration and no new commands to learn
• Runs agents in parallel with automatic result handoff, so several tasks progress at once instead of one terminal at a time
• Per-agent logs behind each avatar, and direct prompt injection into a live terminal stream for instant course correction
• One orchestration layer tracking status and scheduling across every CLI, with test, build and regression output aggregated into a single delivery path
• Session-level context and prompt reuse, so requirements do not have to be restated for each agent
• Custom workflows with one-click template import and export, built for long-running automation rather than short sessions
• Optional memory layer through EverOS, and MCP connectivity through the companion `golutra-mcp` project
• Native desktop builds for Windows, macOS and Linux (Tauri, Vue 3 and Rust)

// Getting started

golutra is a desktop application, distributed as signed installers on its GitHub releases page. The repository itself holds the source and the releases; there is no package-manager install.

# whichever you already use — e.g.
claude --version
codex --version
gemini --version

# https://github.com/golutra/golutra/releases
# Windows · macOS · Linux

Commands and code are distilled from the project's own documentation — always check the official repo for the latest.

// When to use it

• Reach for it when you are running three or four coding CLIs in tiled terminals and losing track of which one is waiting on you
• Reach for it to keep agents working on a long task in the background while you watch status and step in only when a log looks wrong
• Reach for it when a repeatable multi-step loop — analyse, implement, test, review — is worth saving as a template rather than re-typed each time
• Reach for it if you want a visual command centre but are not willing to give up the CLI you already trust

// How golutra compares

golutra alongside other open-source coding-agent harnesses & runtimes tools AI/TLDR tracks, ranked by GitHub stars.