Rindler

Maxxwell, made by Rindler, is a desktop workspace for running many coding agents at once. Instead of watching a dozen terminal windows, a developer writes the work to be done and Maxxwell opens one lane per task, then tracks each lane and surfaces only the ones that need a person. The interface shows a fleet view of all running lanes, grouped by workspace and repository, with views for lanes that need attention, are running, have stalled or finished today. Each lane shows its branch, status, file count and diff size. When an agent is busy without writing files, asks a question or fails repeatedly, Maxxwell flags it and shows what it has been doing, such as repeated file reads and tool call counts, with options to take over, answer or kill the lane. Finished work is listed as merged, awaiting review or abandoned. It is aimed at developers who already use coding agents and want to supervise several in parallel without losing track of branches, tests and review queues. The app runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, and the vendor offers a Discord community. The home page offers the app for free use and shows version 0.1.62, which marks it as an early release. No paid plans or prices are published, and no pricing page exists on the site.