Voicetree

Voicetree is a desktop workspace that shows a project as a graph and lets a person work inside it while AI coding agents run alongside. The idea is that the graph holds shared memory, so agents read context from it automatically and a user does not have to repeat it. Large tasks are broken into subgraphs, and the system can spawn parallel subagents across the dependency graph while the user watches from above and zooms into the places that need attention. It is aimed at developers who run several agents at once and find four to ten terminals hard to manage. Spatial navigation means a returning user finds the workspace as it was left. Voicetree runs the agents already installed on a computer in embedded terminals, with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and OpenClaw named as examples. It began as an Obsidian plugin and is now a standalone Electron app that opens existing Obsidian vaults, with files kept as plain Markdown on the user's machine. AI features are optional and off by default, and the app works as a pure spatial Markdown editor without them. When AI features are used, content goes to third party APIs from Google and Soniox for processing, and the vendor says anonymous usage telemetry is collected. The site offers a download and a GitHub link and lists no paid plans or prices.