I kept running several Claude Code sessions at once and losing track of who was doing what and what was waiting on me. So I built RandComp Studio: you describe a project, a coordinator agent splits it into tasks and starts helpers (developer, QA, designer…), each a real Claude Code session in its own terminal. The app shows a diagram of the tasks as it grows, what each one produced, and what needs you.

You can use it three ways: the app, a randcomp CLI, or MCP so Claude Code itself can ask how the team is doing. It also works with Codex, Kimi and local models via Ollama.

Local only: no account, no server of mine — it runs the CLIs you already pay for. It sends four anonymous usage counts you can switch off in Settings.

Free early preview, Apple-silicon Macs for now (Windows/Linux later — one-person army).

https://randcomp.io/mission-control-site/?ref=reddit

Honest feedback very welcome, especially where it confuses you.