StopBanning/locust

Your AI coding agents, as one team on your own computer.
Locust runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot, Antigravity,
Muse Code and Kilo side by side. Each teammate has a name and a role, and runs
on the agent and model you pick, under your own accounts. You watch every step,
approve what matters, undo a turn you don't like, and keep a record of
everything they did. Reach the team from your phone or any browser while
Locust runs at home.
Free and open source (MIT). No account needed, no model of Locust's own, no
telemetry. Sign in with GitHub if you want a sealed copy of your Locust kept for
your next computer.
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Ready-made teams
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The real app (0.845), filmed by Locust's own test drives (tools/film-launch-clip.mjs).
Your team of six, each teammate on its own AI and model. Connected accounts: 8 ready.
One picker for the models your own accounts offer, grouped by agent, with the one in use marked.
A run in progress: a four-step plan, step 1 under way, the live line naming the step and its time.
Approve each: before a command runs you see the exact command, where it runs, and what Locust can and cannot tell about it.
A hand-off: Wren (OpenCode) diagnosed the bug; Atlas (Codex) read the code himself and wrote VERDICT: APPROVED.
The finished fix: 2 files edited, a test file added, four tests passing, in 33 s on a free model.
Blind compare: two models on the same ask, names hidden until you keep one.
The Board: every conversation by what it needs from you.
Screenshots from the packaged app on a fresh demo profile (0.838.0; the hand-off and the Blind compare from 0.619.0): real runs, no mocks, taken by tools/drive-promo-shots.mjs. The models shown are what that machine's accounts offer; yours come from your own accounts.
## The trending skills, on all your agents
Skills are folders of instructions an agent follows. Most skill packs are
written for one agent. Keep a pack once in Locust and every teammate gets it,
whichever agent it runs on.
Open Settings › Teammates › Skills from GitHub. The shelf has the
most-starred packs (Matt Pocock's skills, Superpowers, Anthropic's skills,
Impeccable, Claude-Mem) and a New this week row of the packs climbing
fastest right now (Unslop, tstack, pixelfx, Dimensional Drawing). Or paste
any public repository. Locust lists every skill and names every file in it
that runs before anything is kept, and keeps the exact commit you looked at.
## What your team does
Works side by side, on any agent. Up to 64 teammates, 8 conversations
running at once, each on its own agent and model. A teammate can hand work
to another, and a checker on a different agent can be asked to approve it.
Asks before it acts. Five modes, from Ask (read-only) to Auto. In
Approve each, a card shows the exact command and folder before it runs.
Where an agent offers no place to ask, Locust says so instead of
pretending (what Locust can stop).
Keeps a record, and can take a turn back. Every event is written to a
local, append-only record before the screen shows it, so a conversation