Operator Oss

Operator is a mission control app for running a fleet of coding agents from one screen. It keeps Claude Code and Codex sessions running on a server, so they continue after a laptop is closed, and each task runs in its own isolated git worktree. The interface centers on a kanban style task board where every card launches its own agent. A project rail covers every repository, and a single cross project signal shows which task needs the developer next. From the same screen a user can review an agent's diff, message the agent, approve and merge the change. Sessions can be checked from a phone as well as a desk. An insights view reports token use and API equivalent spend across projects over a chosen time range. The site describes the workflow as plan the work, create tasks, delegate to agents, build in parallel, review the code and merge. It is aimed at developers and small teams who run several coding agents in parallel and lose track of which diff is safe to merge or which task has stalled. The project is open source and can be self hosted for free from GitHub, and the site also offers early access. The vendor publishes no prices for any paid option.