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Forkbench
OBSERVEDA terminal for running AI coding agents on shared work
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Forkbench is a macOS terminal app that runs AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity in tabs, organizing work into Threads that carry their own board, notes and credentials. It lets a person hand off a job, its notes and its keys to another agent or a collaborator without exposing their machine, repositories or secrets. It is built for developers who run multiple coding agents in parallel and need to track tasks, share context, and grant scoped access to credentials.
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Threads. One job each: its shell, branch, notes and board, never mixed with the next. · Squad. Agents in a Thread hand each other work and can open a helper terminal. · Boards. Work any board you are invited to. · Notebooks. Notes that belong to the Thread that needed them. · Vault. Agents run commands with your keys and never read them.
Squad. Across every machine you own, not just the one you are sitting at. · Boards. Own them and invite anyone. They join, and work with you, on a free account. · Notebooks. Every version of every note, and one library across all of them. · Live Links. 3 at once, 8 hours each. · Vault. The same keys on every machine you own, and in the boards you run.
Enrolment they cannot undo: bind a machine by MDM; the rules live on the server, so the person using it cannot lift them. · One log across the whole team: which agent used which credential, on which job, written server-side so nobody edits their own entries. · Export it as CSV: a month of access, in a file you can hand to an auditor. · Google Workspace sign-in: people arrive with the account they already have.
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