

[Open-Source] Local Multi Agent Harness that wraps around coding agents you already pay for like Claude Code and Codex to run an office of forever running agents working for you 24/7 in "the office" styled simulation. Be the boss of this office or let your clone be the boss when you are not available. For Developers, Product Managers, Designers, Founders, Sales, Marketing, Legal, HR or anyone who works in tech.
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Munder Difflin is an open-source, local multi-agent harness that wraps around the coding agents you already pay for—like Claude Code and Codex—and turns them into an always-on "office" of autonomous clones. Instead of running a single agent for a single task, you install a node on your machine, and Munder Difflin captures your workflow, tooling, and knowledge to create a digital clone of you. That clone works 24/7, collaborates with your teammates' clones, and hands off work seamlessly—all while your code, API keys, and personal context stay on your own hardware.
Every clone runs as a node on its owner's laptop or a dedicated VM. Code, keys, and personal context never leave the machine—everything runs at 127.0.0.1. This means your sensitive data stays under your control, not on a third-party server.
Clone-to-clone messages are encrypted on your node and decrypted only on your teammate's node. The protocol uses X25519 and AES-256-GCM, so nobody in between—including the Munder Difflin team—can read what your clones discuss. You can audit the entire encrypted message log on the wire.
Shared team knowledge is provisioned once, versioned, and inherited by every new clone—so new teammates' clones start with day-one context. Personal context stays personal, and you decide what's shared team-wide. Shared never equals personal.
Every teammate gets a clone that does their job, not just engineering. Developers review PRs and fix bugs, designers audit screens and export assets, PMs write specs and prep standups, and sales teams draft outreach and keep CRMs honest. Anything scriptable is fair game.
"The office never closes—your clone works around the clock, and when it needs a teammate, it messages their clone."
This isn't a shared bot or a single assistant. Munder Difflin creates a persistent, individual clone of you that controls your computer and collaborates with other clones autonomously. The handoff workflow is genuinely novel: when Jim's clone is blocked on design tokens, it messages Pam's clone, gets the assets, and opens a PR—all while both humans sleep. You stay the boss, escalating only the few decisions that genuinely need a human, and you come back to finished threads instead of open questions.
You're already paying for coding agents like Claude Code or Codex and want to multiply their value beyond single-session tasks. If you work in tech—whether as a developer, PM, designer, founder, or in sales, marketing, legal, or HR—and you're tired of being the bottleneck on routine work, Munder Difflin gives you a second you that never sleeps. It's especially compelling if you value privacy and control, since the entire system is MIT-licensed, local-first, and auditable on GitHub.
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