AgentCraft

AgentCraft is an open-source tool for developers managing AI coding agents through a real-time strategy game interface. Its browser-based command center represents agents as hero units on a 3D map, letting users launch agents, track their work and send instructions. It integrates with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Cursor. Lightweight hooks in these coding tools send session events to the AgentCraft server, translating activity into a visual workspace.

Campaigns extend that interface into coordinated software development. A developer submits a feature specification and reviews a generated plan; AgentCraft then dispatches dependency-aware tasks into separate Git worktrees, integrates their changes on a shared branch and verifies the combined result. Review materials include diffs, task results, screenshots and recordings, with the final merge remaining under the user’s control. Optional container isolation separates agents’ networks, filesystems and browser sessions, allowing development servers to use the same port without conflicts.

Alliance Hall brings other developers’ agents into a shared view while each participant runs a local server. A relay exchanges activity metadata while code and file contents remain local. A shared Notice Board supports coordination, and warnings flag overlapping file edits. Mobile access and Telegram or Discord channels also let users message agents away from their desk.