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I had a few Claude Code sessions open in tabs in Windows Terminal. I accidentally closed the window and lost track of what was running in which projects. It happened a few times. I tried tmux but couldn't get a handle on the keyboard shortcuts. I waited for Conductor's Windows build, but it never came. I thought I'd build something I'd find useful myself, and it grew from there. Buildmesh is a workspace for running coding agents across projects. The thing I most wanted was to start agents from different providers quickly, with each one isolated in its own Git worktree. I use Buildmesh on both my personal Windows PC, with 10+ different agent harnesses and my work Mac laptop now with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity. v1.5.1 is the first release I feel confident sharing publicly. It includes builds for Windows, Mac and the companion Android App. Buildmesh is free and open source. You install and authenticate the agent CLIs separately, with their own access requirements and costs. I'm hoping more people will try it and share what works, what feels awkward, what breaks, and what they'd like to see next. Bug reports, ideas and contributions are all welcome. I use this tool all day every day and would love to see if this will help you too. If you try it, where do you still hit friction starting and managing agents across projects? Project and setup: https://github.com/alondero/buildmesh Downloads: https://github.com/alondero/buildmesh/releases/tag/v1.5.1   submitted by   /u/adamlondero [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/20 00:45:08