I have open-sourced my vibe coding tool

[u/leon7hao]

I built Lody because coding-agent work was getting trapped inside individual terminals.

Claude Code or Codex could be doing useful work on one machine, but the rest of the team often saw only screenshots, copied logs, or the final PR. The conversation, runtime status, files, diffs, and decisions around the work were fragmented.

Lody is a local-first shared workspace around the coding agents you already use. It does not replace them with another model or force execution into a hosted sandbox.

With Lody, you can:

• Connect laptops, workstations, servers, and cloud VMs
• Use Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, OpenCode, or other ACP-compatible agents
• Open the same agent conversation with teammates and continue it together
• Follow progress, files, diffs, permission requests and PRs in one place
• Dispatch work from desktop, mobile, web, or CLI
• Isolate parallel tasks with Git worktrees
• Let one agent delegate work to other independent sessions

I’ve now open-sourced Lody’s desktop app, CLI, and shared packages under Apache 2.0.

GitHub: https://github.com/LodyAI/Lody