Zoku

Zoku is a macOS app for managing and orchestrating multiple AI coding agents from a single workspace. It runs coding-agent command-line tools as live terminals on one visual canvas, allowing developers to launch, name, monitor, redirect, and interrupt agents using voice commands or standard controls. Designed for parallel software development, Zoku supports Claude, Codex, Cursor, Pi, OpenCode, plain terminal sessions, and other configurable command-line tools. Each agent can work in its own Git worktree, helping separate branches and reduce the risk of changes being overwritten. Developers can organize projects into workspaces, switch between repositories, review agent activity, and identify agents that are working, finished, or waiting for input. Zoku includes hands-free voice control with on-device transcription, enabling commands such as starting additional agents, running tests, summarizing changes, switching workspaces, or stopping a process. Agents can also coordinate with one another for tasks such as planning, implementation, and code review. Workspaces can be connected to a remote machine over SSH so agents continue running independently of the local interface. The app is built for macOS 14 or later, with on-device voice features requiring an Apple Silicon Mac.

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