Manage many coding agents in one place

Run several coding agents — Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex — against your codebase at once, and watch what each one is doing from a single place instead of juggling terminal windows. This is how we run our own dev work.

What you'll use

SiloLink: a small daemon on your machine that connects to PortableMind and launches real coding-agent sessions in tmux. Each session shows up in the UI with live status, and you can ask it for updates.

Steps

1. Install the SiloLink daemon on your dev machine and authorize it (the agent card in AI Studio → Build → Agents generates the setup token for you).
2. Open AI Studio → Operate → SiloLink Workspaces. Launch a session — pick the coding tool (Claude Code / Gemini / Codex), the repo and branch, and a persona/prompt for what it should work on.
3. Launch a few more for parallel work — a bug fix here, a feature there. Each becomes a tracked session with a status badge.
4. See everything in one view: which sessions are working / waiting / done, what they cost, and which orchestration (if any) they belong to.
5. Need a status? Ask the session for an update right from the conversation — it reports back what it's doing and where it's stuck.

Result

One dashboard for all your coding agents across tools and repos, with live status and cost — and they plug straight into orchestration pipelines when you want the work gated and reviewed.

The SiloLink Fleet view (admin) rolls this up across your whole team: every machine, every active session, at a glance.