Stop juggling coding‑agent sessions

Focus

Work without watching the work

Delegator keeps agent output out of your attention loop. There is no live feed to follow and no notification demanding an immediate response. Check the inbox when you choose and start with the result.

Concurrency

More agents without more distraction

Set how many tasks can be running or waiting for review at once, including limits per project. Delegator schedules the work and keeps every run attached to its ticket, branch, worktree, and agent session.

Concurrency should increase throughput, not the number of terminals you have to keep straight.

Plan

Keep the whole plan in sight

Connect tickets when one change depends on another. dg map shows the complete chain, what is done, what is running, and what is waiting—so a feature does not become a collection of terminals and half-remembered threads.

Isolation

A clean checkout for every task

Every ticket gets its own branch and Git worktree. Several agents can work at the same time without sharing a checkout, while the repository you are using stays available for your own work.

Review

Come back to a bounded decision

Each completed run returns a commit and keeps its agent session. Review with your own Git and diff tools, continue the conversation when needed, then merge and close the ticket.

Local first

Your tools, your repositories, your machine

Delegator has no account or hosted queue. Its operational state stays on your machine. Optional telemetry sends limited aggregate usage only after you explicitly consent; the privacy notice explains the data and controls.