Start your agents and walk away.

DevThrottle runs the coding agents you already use - Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and more - side by side in one place on your own Windows or Mac machine, and tells you the moment one of them stops for an answer. Everything you can do with it, most important first:

• Run several agents at once, and know where every one of them is. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and more, side by side, each one a colour you can read from across the room: working, done, waiting for you. Run several sessions at once
• Your agents talk to each other. A session can message another, ask it a question and wait for the answer, or start a new one - whichever agent either of them runs. Fleet messaging
• Talk to any agent instead of typing. Dictate into the ordinary prompt bar, on the desktop, in the browser or on your phone, and keep a dictionary of the words it must get right. Voice
• Answer a stuck agent from anywhere. The session that needs you sits above the others on your phone, under Needs you. You read the question, answer in thirty seconds, and the agent carries on. Answer an agent in thirty seconds
• Do a whole session by voice, on a walk. It reads each turn out loud, you answer by talking, and you never have to read the screen. A whole session by voice
• Work runs while you sleep, and you can see what it did. Schedule an agent for every night or every Monday morning. The Schedule page shows every run, and the session each run started shows what the agent did. Scheduled runs
• Show the agent a screenshot. Drag an image onto the prompt bar and DevThrottle hands it to the agent. A picture of the bug beats three paragraphs describing it. Work with pictures
• Queue the next instruction without interrupting. Line up what you want done next while the agent is busy. Nothing is sent until you send it, so you can think ahead of the agent without derailing it. Line up the next instruction
• Know what the fleet did while you were away. The Cockpit history shows what ran, in which repository, and how often it needed you. What did I get done this week?
• Drive the fleet from a script. Read your fleet as text, message a session, or put a job on a schedule from any program, through the Control API. Driving DevThrottle from a script

14 days of Pro included, no card. On day 15 the open source app keeps running on your machine. Billing

New here? Take the path: one step per sitting, from an empty machine to several agents running at once. Everything below is the reference behind it.