Your work shouldn’t own your day.
Friday is the open-source app where Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and 13 more work as one team. They split the work on a shared board, message each other and check each other’s work, each in its own copy of your repo.
Bring your own agents: 16 coding tools, on the plans you already pay for.
Free · MIT licensed · No account
We built Friday so great work keeps moving without you babysitting it. Your coding agents stop working alone: they split the work, talk it through, and carry on when one runs out.
Gemini CLIDevinAskedClaude Code asks Codex, Codex answers, a heads-up about a rename reaches everyone. You see every message, and nobody copy-pastes between terminals.
export function total(items, rate) { const net = subtotal(items) return Math.round(net + net * rate) const tax = Math.round(net * rate) return net + tax}A finished task is checked by an agent on another tool before it comes to you. Then you read the diff, leave a line note, stage a hunk, commit.
Gemini CLI is on itA lead splits the goal; the others take the parts that suit them, and a task waits for the ones it depends on. Each works in its own copy of your repo.
totals.ts +14 −5npm test -- cartWhen one tool runs out mid-task, another agent you already run picks it up with a brief of what was asked, read, run and changed.
Same agents, same computer. Pick the shape of the job.
Agents split a feature on one board, each in its own git worktree. You read every change, leave a line note, stage by hunk and commit.
Review and gitEach teammate has a name, a role, a memory and its own folder. Give the crew a goal and the lead plans it on a board.
See CrewRuns the agents you already have
Free, MIT, on your own computer. Runs the Claude Code, Codex and Cursor you already use.
Free and MIT licensed. Read every line on GitHub.
Download it and go. There’s nothing to sign up for.
The whole app is on GitHub under the MIT license. Read every line.
It drives the coding tools signed in on your computer. No extra API keys.
It listens on 127.0.0.1 only and keeps its data on your computer.
A few anonymous usage counts, off in Settings. Never your code, prompts or files.
Desktop apps for all three, or one npx command with Node.js 22.
Yes. Friday is free and MIT licensed, with no account. You use the coding tools and plans you already have.
Yes, as a brief rather than the whole chat: what the agent was asked, its last answer, the files it read, the commands it ran and whether they passed, and what it changed. The next agent checks the code and reruns the tests before it carries on.
No. It never switches your accounts and doesn’t raise anyone’s limit. It moves the task to another agent you already run, on that agent’s own plan.
Then there’s no other agent to hand the task to. You still get the task board, worktrees and review, and the task carries on when your limit resets.
A few anonymous usage counts, like which version you run, and you can turn them off in Settings. Never your code, prompts or files. The desktop app also checks GitHub for updates.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Devin CLI, Junie, Kiro, Factory Droid, Grok Build, Cline, Kilo Code and Amp, plus any agent that speaks the Agent Client Protocol.
Free, MIT, on your own computer. Your agents, working as one team.
Needs Node.js 22 and Git for the command. All releases → · Star it on GitHub ★
