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Sybra

Sybra

Sybra is a local desktop app that runs a swarm of Claude Code agents against your own repositories. Tasks live as markdown files on disk. Agents run headlessly via claude -p or interactively inside tmux. The whole loop — triage, plan, dispatch, review — is yours to automate or drive by hand.

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What you get

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  • Kanban task board backed by plain markdown files. Git-tracked. Diff-friendly.
  • Two agent modes: interactive (tmux) for conversational work, headless (claude -p) for scripted work.
  • Per-task git worktrees. Each agent gets its own checkout, cleaned up on completion.
  • Orchestrator brain. A Claude Code session that triages, plans, dispatches, and monitors the swarm.
  • GitHub integration. Issues feed the board. PRs, reviews, and Renovate CI live in-app.
  • Workflows. A visual DAG editor for multi-step pipelines (plan → review → fix → merge).
  • Loop agents. Cron-like recurring headless jobs with full cost tracking.
  • Per-machine routing. Run Sybra on a laptop and a server simultaneously, route work by project type.

Who it’s for

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You already use Claude Code. You want one place to see what every agent is doing, what it cost, where it’s stuck, and what’s next — without a VC-funded SaaS in the loop.

How tasks move

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new → todo → in-progress → in-review → done
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      (planning → plan-review) — for tasks needing architect-level review first

Tasks enter through GitHub issues, Todoist, the CLI, the Quick-Add hotkey, or the task board. The orchestrator picks them up, picks a mode, picks a provider, and runs.

Where to go next

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