Cowork releases self-hosted control plane for multi-agent coding
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Cowork released an open-source, self-hosted control plane that routes tasks across coding agents such as Claude Code, Hermes, Gemini and Ollama through fallback chains, so work continues when one agent hits an API quota limit. It includes a single-pane dashboard with CPU/GPU telemetry, JSON and Markdown storage without a database, one-command remote worker setup, and 285+ built-in specialist personas across 19 departments. The core server, dashboard and remote-agent client are free under the MIT license. A separate Cowork Pro package costs $59 and adds advanced workflows, priority support and lifetime updates; it is also part of the $79 AI Developer Stack Bundle. Running it requires Node.js 20 or later and npm 10 or later.
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- Hacker News · AICowork launches self-hosted task queue and dashboard for Claude Code, Codex and other AI agents
Cowork is an open-source control plane that routes tasks across Claude Code, Hermes, Gemini and Ollama through fallback chains, so work continues when one agent hits an API quota limit. It ships a dark single-pane dashboard with CPU/GPU telemetry, a plain JSON and Markdown storage layer with no database, one-command remote worker setup, and 285+ built-in specialist personas across 19 departments. The project is MIT licensed, with a separate Cowork Pro package priced at $59.
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