ReplicaHive
Run persistent AI coding agents in isolated Git worktrees from one local desktop app.
Most AI coding sessions are throwaway. They start with almost no context, share one working directory with everything else, and vanish when the terminal closes. ReplicaHive is my fix for that. It's a place where agents actually stick around on a project instead of being one-off prompts.
Each replica gets its own isolated Git worktree, so several agents can work in the same repo at once without stepping on each other. A detached daemon keeps the terminals alive even when the app window is closed, and agent memory is plain Markdown, so it survives restarts and even a switch of runtime.
It's local-first and single-user on purpose. Your code, your provider keys, the terminal sessions and the agent memory all stay on your machine. Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, OpenCode, OpenRouter and Ollama can all run side by side, so which model you use is a per-agent choice, not one global setting.
- Platforms
- Windows · macOS · Linux
- Model
- Local-first, single-user
- Runtimes
- 5 supported
Stack
Sources
- ReplicaHive README (Ardjun6/Replica.Hive)
- github.com/Ardjun6/ReplicaHive-releases
Isolated Git worktrees
Every replica works in its own worktree, so parallel agents never compete over a single checkout.
Persistent Markdown memory
Context lives in Markdown that outlasts restarts and runtime changes, instead of getting rebuilt every session.
Detached session daemon
Terminals keep running when the app closes, so long jobs aren't tied to the window that started them.
Multiple runtimes at once
Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, OpenCode, OpenRouter and Ollama all run alongside each other, not one at a time.
Teams and roles
Replicas group into teams, each with its own repo, role and runtime, and a shared team memory.
You won't miss when it's done
Tabs, the system tray and native notifications all tell you when background work finishes.
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