Introduction

Plexus is an agent orchestration platform for managing coding CLIs like Claude Code. It gives you a single desktop control plane to launch, monitor, and coordinate agents across every project and branch.

What is Plexus

Modern development increasingly means running multiple coding agents at once — across projects, branches, and tasks. Instead of juggling a dozen terminal tabs, Plexus surfaces live activity, diffs, review, and pull-request state for everything in flight, in one fast native window.

Each session is its own git worktree running an agent, so work stays isolated and parallel. Plexus is local-first: your code and credentials never leave your machine.

Why orchestration

• Parallelism without chaos — fan work out to several agents and keep every run tracked.
• One source of truth — status, logs, and diffs for all sessions at a glance.
• The full git loop — review, rebase, squash, merge, and open PRs without leaving the app.

Core concepts

Plexus organizes everything into a simple hierarchy:

• Workspace — a collection of projects you group together.
• Project — a local git repository you've added to Plexus.
• Session — an agent running in its own worktree on its own branch.

Activity is communicated by colored status dots — working, waiting, or idle — and PR status reuses the branch glyph, tinted for open or merged.

Where to next

Install Plexus and spin up your first session in Getting started, or read how it's all wired together in Architecture.