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20 Murmell alternatives

Murmell: A browser canvas where Claude Code, Codex, Kimi and other coding agents work the same repository at once without overwriting each other. 20 apps do similar work, most sharing Coding Agent, Developers and Multi-agent, ranked by how much they have in common with Murmell.

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  1. Cursor

    Cursor's Git forge for the agentic era — host repos, review pull requests and let coding agents work in the same place.

    Also: Coding Agent, Collaboration, Developers

  2. Zed Industries

    A GPU-accelerated code editor written in Rust, with collaborative editing and coding agents built into the core.

    Also: Coding Agent, Collaboration, Developers

  3. Spotify

    Spotify's vendor-neutral workspace for running dozens of Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI sessions in parallel with shared context.

    Also: Coding Agent, Developers, Multi-agent

  4. Meta

    Meta's terminal coding agent for long-horizon work in large repositories, running the Muse Spark 1.2 model with parallel subagents and a replayable event log.

    Also: Coding Agent, Developers, Multi-agent

  5. Alibaba Group

    Alibaba's agentic coding platform — a desktop IDE where a lead agent dispatches specialist sub-agents, backed by an auto-generated wiki of your repository.

    Also: Coding Agent, Developers, Multi-agent

  6. Intelligence Software, Inc.

    A shared channel workspace where people and AI agents run recurring business work together — with goals, approvals and handoffs that survive a pause.

    Also: Collaboration, Multi-agent

  7. An AI coworker that lives in your Slack — one teammate per channel, each with its own memory, tools, and approval rules.

    Also: Collaboration, Multi-agent

  8. Block

    Block's open-source desktop workspace for AI agents — one native app for Goose, Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Amp and Cursor.

    Also: Coding Agent, Multi-agent

  9. Cognition AI

    Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf) is Cognition's AI IDE for running and reviewing local and cloud coding agents.

    Also: Coding Agent, Multi-agent

  10. Agent-native software development: Droids that plan, code, review, and ship across your existing toolchain.

    Also: Coding Agent, Multi-agent

  11. Google

    Google's agent-first development platform, where you manage a fleet of coding agents across editor, terminal, and browser.

    Also: Coding Agent, Multi-agent

  12. Chaitanya Giri

    MIT-licensed multi-agent harness that turns the CLI coding agent you already use into a persistent clone of yourself, running around the clock.

    Also: Coding Agent, Multi-agent

  13. An approval-first agent workspace for solo founders: planning, research, social and coding agents propose one next move at a time and only act once you say yes.

    Also: Coding Agent, Multi-agent

  14. AI copilot for technical design — generate architecture diagrams, sequence diagrams, and ERDs from prompts or code.

    Also: Collaboration, Developers

  15. Stacked pull requests plus AI review — a workflow built around small, fast-moving changes.

    Also: Collaboration, Developers

  16. The multi-agent framework where agents have roles and collaborate as a crew — plus a platform to run them in production.

    Also: Developers, Multi-agent

  17. Anthropic

    Anthropic's agentic coding tool — a terminal-native agent that reads your codebase, edits files, runs tests, and opens PRs.

    Also: Coding Agent, Developers

  18. An open-source coding agent for VS Code and JetBrains that plans before it edits and asks before it acts.

    Also: Coding Agent, Developers

  19. One API for agent harnesses — run Codex, Claude Code or Hermes behind your product with shared sessions, streaming, files and cost controls, and swap harness with a config change.

    Also: Coding Agent, Developers

  20. Cognition AI

    An autonomous AI software engineer that plans, writes, tests, and ships code in its own cloud development environment.

    Also: Coding Agent, Developers