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>log in to commentI built the AI Agent Task Manager to keep multiple coding agents organized in one board, letting each Claude Code, Codex or Cursor session pull tasks, run autonomously, and ping me only when it needs attention. It’s free, no signup required, and syncs across devices when you sign in. I’d love your thoughts on how it works!
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Free AI Agent Task Manager that lets you run multiple Claude Code, Codex or Cursor coding agents from a single board.
- for
- Developers managing several autonomous coding agents simultaneously.
- pricing
- free
Key features
- Workstreams per session — Create a separate column for each Claude Code, Codex or Cursor session, up to 24 parallel agents.
- Task queue per workstream — Add tasks with title and full instructions; agents pull the top task automatically.
- One-click agent connection — Generate a personal API key and paste a bootstrap prompt to link any agent.
- Real-time attention alerts — When an agent needs input its column lights up and the browser sends a push notification.
- Cross-device sync — Boards persist across refreshes and devices when signed in.
- REST protocol for agents — Tiny pull/attention/resume/complete API lets any script or agent poll the board.
Use cases
- Parallel feature development across front-end, API and tests using separate agents
- Overnight backlog processing where agents run unattended and report completed tasks
- Coordinating a large refactor while shipping new features in separate workstreams
Codersera vs alternatives
 Codersera |  Cursor |  Cline |  OpenCode |  Augment Code | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Parallel AI coding agent coordination | AI-enhanced code editing | IDE-embedded autonomous coding | Terminal AI coding agents | Multi-agent workflow management |
| Pricing | Free | Subscription | Free | Free | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Mar 2030 | — | — | — | — |
- Codersera vs Cursor: Cursor is an AI-powered code editor; Codersera provides a separate board to orchestrate multiple agents across any editor.
- Codersera vs Cline: Cline is an open-source autonomous coding agent for the IDE, while Codersera focuses on task coordination across agents.
- Codersera vs OpenCode: OpenCode is a terminal-based open-source coding agent; Codersera adds a visual board and notification system for many agents.
- Codersera vs Augment Code: Augment Code offers deep codebase context for a single agent; Codersera manages queues for multiple agents simultaneously.
Codersera FAQ
Do I need to sign up to use the board?+
No, an anonymous board works in the browser; signing in enables sync and API key generation.
How many agents can I run at once?+
You can create up to 24 workstreams, each representing a separate agent session.
What happens when an agent needs my input?+
Its column turns amber and the browser sends an OS-level push notification.
Is my data sold or used to train models?+
The service is free, does not sell your data, and does not use it to train models.
Can I use my own coding agents?+
Yes, any tool that can make HTTP requests (e.g., via curl) can interact with the board’s REST protocol.
Summarized by DevHunt from codersera.com · Oct 22, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
