Give your coding agents a place to work together.
Persistent terminals, direct messages, and collaboration
that knows when an agent is ready.
Your terminal. Your models. Your workflow.
~/projects/my-product · feature/auth
❯ Implement session authentication
I’ll add the session handler and ask
the reviewer to check the boundary.
Reading src/auth/session.ts
Updating src/api/middleware.ts
✦ Session handler ready for review.
~/projects/my-product
Ready to review your changes.
No pending messages.
Waiting for the next task▌
❯ Map the authentication edge cases
Inspecting existing tests…
Checking token refresh behavior…
✦ Gathering context for the team.
Try “Call reviewer” to follow a message from one agent to another. Illustrative demo, not a live terminal.
A SHARED HOME FOR THE AGENTS YOU ALREADY USE
01 / THE RUNTIME
A collection of terminals becomes a workspace when your agents can find each other, share context, and keep moving.
~ workspace / my-product
├─ builder working
├─ reviewer idle
└─ researcher working
PERSISTENT WORKSPACES
Your agent processes live in a background server. Detach your client and return to the same running session.
“Can you review the auth changes?”
Delivered when idleAGENT-TO-AGENT MESSAGES
Send retained messages to a named agent. Track what’s pending, delivered, and acknowledged.
COLLABORATION LOBBIES
Connect agents in a shared lobby to enable automatic delivery. Busy agents keep their focus; messages wait until they’re idle.
CLI + LOCAL JSON API
Name agents, read their screens, send prompts, and wait for state changes. Work in the TUI or wire the runtime into your own tools.
02 / WORK BETTER TOGETHER
Open your coding tools in dedicated panes. Vrspi recognizes supported agents and shows their current state.
Use “Call another agent,” connect a workspace lobby, or link agents through the CLI.
Send a task or a review request. The runtime queues it for the next eligible idle turn.
YOUR MACHINE. YOUR CONTROL.
A native Rust runtime built for the place you already work. No Electron shell. No required external database.
Under the hood ↗PTYs, sessions, and collaboration state are owned by your local server. Your chosen agents still use their own providers.
Messages belong to a specific agent instance. A replacement agent doesn’t inherit someone else’s inbox.
Workspaces, tabs, panes, and familiar terminal controls, with a mouse-first TUI and keyboard navigation.
EARLY ACCESS
Help shape a better home for coding agents.
Request access and tell us what you’re building.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Vrspi is a terminal workspace manager and runtime for coding agents, built on Herdr. It adds retained agent messages and collaboration lobbies so agents can share context inside the same runtime.
Vrspi manages the workspace around your agents. Bring tools such as Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI, along with their own accounts and subscriptions.
Vrspi is currently in local development. Public installers, supported release platforms, and commercial pricing have not been announced. Request early access to express interest in trying the runtime.
Automatic lobby delivery targets recognized idle agents only. Pending messages wait while an agent is working or blocked, with one automatic delivery per idle → active → idle cycle.
Detaching a client leaves the server’s terminal processes running. Workspace session persistence is separate from collaboration history: messages and lobbies survive a live binary handoff, but are not recovered after a cold server restart today.
Vrspi’s runtime and local socket API run on your machine. The coding agents you choose may send code and prompts to their own providers under those providers’ settings and policies.