Wemux

Wemux describes itself as an operating system for an organization in which people and AI agents work in the same workspace. It brings projects, a distributed kanban board, agent sessions, documents, chat and a shared drive into one place, so that a team can assign tasks, share context and review results without moving between separate tools. Agents can run on a user's Mac, in the cloud or on a private server, and workers are paired to the system and routed tasks from the board. Work is isolated in branch based workspaces, and each workspace shows its session tree, the changed files, a diff summary and terminal results so a reviewer can inspect what an agent did. The console also covers usage, models, skills, integrations and Model Context Protocol connections. It is aimed at engineering teams that want to run several coding agents against real repositories and keep a human review step in the delivery path. The project is open source, can be self hosted, and is available as a desktop app and a hosted console. The site marks it as an alpha release that is changing quickly, so the interface and capabilities will keep shifting. Paid plans for individuals and teams are listed as coming soon, and every public feature is free to use until they launch. No prices are published.