Many agents stay visible
Each pane is a live worker with status, context, tool calls, and a prompt row. You can compare progress without opening separate terminals.
Open source command deck for parallel AI work
DroidMaster is intentionally dense: it keeps multiple coding agents visible while you steer them with keyboard commands and voice prompts. The interface is not a chat box. It is an operations deck for builders running real work in parallel.
Why the UI is dense
Each pane is a live worker with status, context, tool calls, and a prompt row. You can compare progress without opening separate terminals.
The keyboard model makes the dense layout operable. QWER and ASD move focus, scroll histories, and trigger voice input without mouse hunting.
Voice notes turn long operator instructions into work items while keeping the active pane and resulting tool calls visible.
The simplified animation
The mock keeps only the parts that teach the mental model. The real app can stay loaded because the controls remain simple.
What ships with it
Use existing Codex or Claude Code workflows while DroidMaster provides the command deck around them.
Run locally or on a VPS and expose only the workspaces, credentials, and folders needed for the job.
Keep browser state, file context, terminal output, generated media, and agent histories in the same visible workspace.
Install
npx droidmaster web
FAQ
Yes. DroidMaster is for operators running several AI workstreams at once. The design goal is controlled visibility, not minimal chat.
No. Bring the model tools you already use, then run them through the DroidMaster operating surface.
The animation explains the control model: move focus, record intent, insert work, and watch the workspace update.