I have open-sourced gojaja, a CLI for local multi-agent collaboration
Gojaja is an open-source CLI tool for local multi-agent collaboration that supports clients like Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex. It features a real-time dashboard, local file-based storage for privacy, and enables task division, multi-role brainstorming, roundtable discussions, and remote agent control via mobile devices.
Background
- This post introduces **gojaja**, a new open-source command-line tool that lets multiple AI agents (like Claude, Cursor, Codex) work together on tasks locally on your own machine, with no data sent to external servers.
- **Cursor** and **Codex** are popular AI-powered coding assistants; **Claude Code** is Anthropic's terminal-based coding agent. The tool orchestrates them as a "team" of agents that can communicate and divide work.
- The project targets a growing trend: using multiple specialized AI models collaboratively rather than relying on a single model for everything, similar to how a human team splits responsibilities.
- The author positions it for both coding and non-coding use cases (brainstorming, decision-making, role-playing), and suggests running cheaper models for most work while reserving top-tier models as "lead" agents to keep costs down.
- The "local watch dashboard" plus "tunnel penetration" mention means you can monitor and command your agent fleet remotely from a phone, using something like ngrok or Tailscale to expose the local interface.