Introduction

AICoder is a desktop app (macOS and Windows) for running parallel AI coding sessions. It wraps the claude (Claude Code) and codex command-line agents in a UI built around one idea: you should only be interrupted when a decision genuinely needs a human.

What it does

• Runs agents in parallel. Each agent gets its own git worktree, so many agents can edit code at the same time without stepping on each other.
• Routes attention. The home view is a decision-first inbox — the Attention Queue. It shows sessions waiting on a question, a review, or a ship decision, and keeps the busy-but-fine ones out of your way.
• Gates quality. When a coding session ends cleanly, an automated review pipeline checks the change for repetition, missing docs and security issues before you ship it.
• Controls cost. Coding defaults to Sonnet and auxiliary work to Haiku. Expensive models are opt-in and warn before they run. See Model routing.
• Investigates Azure. Azure projects run guarded, read-only az investigations and write their findings to the project docs — no repo, no changes to your cloud.

Two kinds of project

AICoder handles two different workflows:

	Software project	Azure project
Needs a repo	Yes — a local git repo	No
What it does	Runs coding agents, reviews, ships PRs	Read-only az investigations
Output	Commits, branches, pull requests	Findings saved to project docs
Git worktrees	One per agent	None

Who it's for

AICoder is aimed at developers who want to run several AI coding tasks at once and stay on top of them without babysitting a terminal. It is itself built and maintained using AICoder.

Next: Install AICoder or, if it is already installed, start your first coding task.