Office turns every Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode session into a living 3D office: a room for each project, a desk for each repo, a person for each agent. When one gets stuck, it walks to the CEO Office and waits for you — not in tab fourteen.
The problem
Parallel agents are fast — until you lose track of them. A wall of tabs can't tell you who's working, who's finished and who's stuck on a yes-or-no question. Office can, at a glance.
How it works
01 · The office
Rooms ring around your CEO Office. Green means working, amber means someone needs you. You read the state of all your work before reading a single word.
02 · The room
Walk into a room to see its desks and the agents sitting at them, each labelled with its task and latest output. Esc takes you back up a level.
03 · The agent
Open an agent's live terminal inside Office — history, prompts and keyboard — as if the CLI were in front of you. Or jump to it in herdr or Ghostty.
04 · The CEO Office
Blocked agents walk up and wait by priority. Answer, approve or reject: the reply goes back to the right session and stays in the ticket's history.
Features
Everything in Office exists to answer one question fast: what needs me right now?
Questions, approvals, reviews and errors line up by priority, each with its project, its agent and how long it has waited. Every reply reaches the right session and lands in an append-only history.
Attach to any agent's live session from the browser: scroll its history, answer its prompts, type as if you were there.
Claude Code, Codex with cx profiles, OpenCode, Pi, Hermes, Grok, Cursor Agent or a plain shell — side by side, in the same office.
MCP servers, HTTP APIs, OAuth, folders and env vars. Enable each one globally, per room or per desk — two GitHub accounts for two clients, never mixed.
The launcher lists every connection an agent will get, where it comes from and which env var names it injects. Never the secrets.
Run it with docker compose on your server or next to herdr on your laptop. State in SQLite, secrets referenced as ${VAR}.
A live editor for colors, fonts, materials and the status palette. Every pixel is a token.
Collapsible panels, a minimap and level navigation, so you can unblock an agent from the sofa.
Get started
On your server with docker compose, or next to herdr on your machine so it syncs with the agents you already run.
With herdr, Office discovers your workspaces and agents and builds a room per project. Without it, you create rooms in two clicks.
Press ＋ Agent, pick a room, a harness and a profile, and write the first task. It sits down and gets to work.
# on a server
$ docker compose up -d
✔ office Started
→ http://localhost:8081
# or next to herdr, on your laptop
$ OFFICE_RUNTIME=herdr npm run dev
✔ herdr connected · 3 rooms, 7 agentsRoadmap
Shipped means it's in Office today. The rest is what we're building next — Advanced members get it first.
Office → room → desk → agent, with a minimap and keyboard navigation.
Priority queue, wait times and an append-only history for every ticket.
Global, per-room and per-desk overrides, with an effective-config preview.
Live attach from the browser, plus herdr and Ghostty shortcuts.
Two-way sync with herdr, or a PTY runtime for servers.
Persistent tasks — queued, running, waiting, review, done — linked to their approvals.
Delegation you can see: who leads, who helps and how far along they are.
A reusable mission, limits and allowed tools for each kind of agent.
Findings agents share inside a project, with source and date — never leaking across clients.
Recurring tasks with an owner, a next run and a history.
Only from data each harness actually reports. No estimates dressed up as facts.
Compare
How Office stacks up against the usual ways of running agents in parallel.
| Terminal tabs & tmux | Single-vendor agent apps | Office | |
|---|---|---|---|
| See every project's agents at a glance | no | their own agentspartial | 3D overviewyes |
| Mix Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and more | yes | no | yes |
| One queue for every question and approval | no | partial | with historyyes |
| Credentials isolated per project | by handpartial | variespartial | room & desk scopesyes |
| Real terminal access | yes | variespartial | in the browseryes |
| Runs on your machine or server | yes | variespartial | yes |
Pricing
Three monthly plans in euros. Start small and move up when Office becomes the place your agents work.
Get in while we build.
€3/month
Join early accessFor daily agent work.
€9/month
Choose BasicEverything, first.
€19/month
Choose AdvancedPrices in euros per month. Items marked “soon” are on the roadmap and land first on Advanced.
FAQ
Office is a self-hosted command center for AI coding agents. It shows every agent you run — Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and others — as a person working in a 3D office with one room per project, and gathers everything that needs a human into a single queue: the CEO Office.
Claude Code, Codex (including cx profiles), OpenCode, Pi, Hermes (with profiles), Grok, Cursor Agent and any plain shell. Profiles are discovered from your environment, and you can mix harnesses in the same project.
No. With herdr, Office discovers your existing workspaces and agents and stays in sync both ways: launch an agent in Office and it appears in herdr, open one in herdr and it appears in Office. Without herdr, Office launches the CLIs itself in a PTY, which is how the Docker image works.
On your machine or your own server. Office runs where your agents run, stores its state in SQLite and references secrets as ${VAR} environment variables. The interface shows variable names, never their values.
When an agent asks a question, needs an approval or a review, or hits an error, it walks to the CEO Office and joins a priority queue. You see what it needs and how long it has waited, answer from the queue, and the reply goes back to that agent's session. Every ticket keeps a history of what happened.
Yes. The live demo at office-demo.floritron.dev runs simulated agents that work, get blocked and wait for you, so you can explore the office, the queue and the panels in your browser. No signup needed.
Yes. Panels collapse, and a minimap plus level navigation keep the office usable on a narrow screen, so you can check on your agents and answer a blocked one from your phone.
Early Access (€3/month) gives you the office as it ships today, for up to 3 rooms and 10 agents. Basic (€9/month) removes the limits and adds per-desk connections, profiles and the Docker runtime. Advanced (€19/month) adds early access to every new feature, starting with tasks, delegation and shared memory.
Office is built by Floritron, an engineering consultancy from Estonia. Questions, ideas or a demo call: hello@floritron.dev.
Walk through the live demo in your browser, or join early access from €3/month.