Intent, a high-scale coding agent orchestrator, is now open source

Intent, a high-scale coding agent orchestrator, is now open source, enabling developers to run hundreds of AI agents in parallel within isolated workspaces. The tool includes a Coordinator agent that writes specs for each task, built-in git for commit, review, and merge, and supports custom agents.

Create A CMS logistics-ai/app Redoing the Figma deliverable from live web-app imports, then promoting repeated UI into real components and variants. Agents Context Changes Files Browser Shell For decades, the job was writing code. When AI handles that, the job becomes something bigger: setting direction, deciding outcomes… operating at the level of intent. Every task is isolated in a workspace, so agents never step on each other. Kick one workspace off, line up the next, and work across hundreds of agents running in parallel without collisions. A Coordinator agent writes a spec for every task , so each agent in a workspace works from the same plan instead of its own guess. That shared context keeps everyone aligned and becomes a running record of what was decided and why. Agents watch for changes and start the next task themselves. With git built in, commit, review, and merge happen in place, right next to your files and diffs, so whole workflows like PR review and CI checks run on their own. Out of the box, specialist agents like the Coordinator plan and delegate work. Under the hood, everything’s swappable: run your favorite CLI agents, mix them per workspace, and easily add your own custom agents . Define what gets built, delegate to agents that stay aligned, and ship software that matches what you meant.