Synara

Developers using multiple coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Devin, and others) today have to juggle separate windows and tools, losing track of which agent owns which task, environment, or change. Running agents in parallel risks them overwriting each other's work since there is no shared ownership or isolation model. Reviewing an agent's output also means reconstructing context across scattered terminals, browsers, and diffs instead of verifying it in one place. This fragmentation makes it hard to resume work, hand tasks between providers, or trust the result before shipping.

Synara is a local-first command center that sits around existing coding agent runtimes (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor Agent, Antigravity, Grok Build, Devin CLI, Pi, Oh My Pi, Factory Droid) rather than replacing them, keeping each provider's own authentication, models, and permissions intact. It attaches an objective, provider session, working directory, terminal, browser, diff, and delivery state to a single task from first prompt to pull request. Parallel tasks get separate Git worktrees for isolation, so agents can build and test without overwriting each other. The workspace supports handing the same task to a different provider while preserving its environment and context, keeping long-running processes like dev servers and test watchers attached to the task, and includes a built-in browser to capture evidence and verify rendered behavior before committing and opening a pull request.