Use case · feature sprint
When separate agents handle tests, implementation, and documentation, the hard part is remembering which session belongs to which project. Beeplane keeps supported sessions visible together.
Beeplane helps you inspect multiple local agent sessions. It does not isolate branches or prevent agents from editing the same files; create your own repository and worktree boundaries before parallelizing.
Choose tasks with clear file or responsibility boundaries, such as tests and documentation. Avoid asking two agents to edit the same files at the same time.
Launch each supported agent from the correct repository or worktree. Use descriptive task prompts so the purpose is recognizable in the transcript.
Open the session associated with the workstream you need to review. Check project context and recent messages before sending a follow-up.
Review each diff and run tests in the repository. Merge or combine work yourself so concurrent agent changes do not silently conflict.
Independent workstreams with clear file or branch boundaries and review owners.
Multiple agents editing the same files without isolation or an integration plan.
No. Use Git or your own tooling to create worktrees and keep parallel changes separate.
Beeplane supports sessions from Claude Code, Codex CLI, and OpenCode on the same paired host.
No. It helps you monitor sessions; Git remains responsible for conflict detection and resolution.
Free to download. Works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and other agents on macOS or Linux.