madeinorbit/podium

Podium is an ADE with built-in cross-harness subagents and agent communication. It runs on desktop, mobile and VPS.

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Podium ADE logo Podium ADE

Ship more, better.

Podium ADE is a multi-agent orchestrator running on your Mac, on your VPS and on your phone. It comes out of the box with cross-harness subagents and agent communication.

Latest release License: Apache-2.0 Discord

Podium ADE macOS app working on issues across two projects and showing a live agent terminal reporting finished work with a merge offer

Download

Desktop app

Download Podium ADE for Mac

Intel Mac builds are also supported. Windows and Linux builds are previews until their packaged acceptance checks pass. Download them from the releases page.

Headless server

curl -fsSL https://github.com/madeinorbit/podium/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh

Then run podium and finish setup in the browser at the printed URL.

Features

  • Cross-harness subagents. Any session can spawn a delegate on a different CLI with podium agent spawn --harness codex. Claude Code, Codex, Grok, opencode and Cursor work the same issue side by side, each on the model you pick.
  • Agents that talk to each other. A real mailbox between sessions and issues: agents hand off work, ask each other questions, and interrupt each other, and you read the whole thread.
  • Real terminals, remotely. Every agent runs in a persistent PTY on your machine, with no -p flag abstractions. Attach from any browser; nothing dies when you close the tab.
  • Mobile control. The phone web app lets you check on a long task, answer an agent's question, and kick off the next one. The planned first native release is iPhone-only.
  • Agents that track their own work. A built-in issue tracker with a CLI and MCP surface the agents drive themselves. They claim issues, file discovered work, and report progress while you watch the board.
  • Worktree-native and multi-machine. Sessions group by git worktree, so parallel feature work is the default rather than a hack, across as many paired machines as you connect.

Get started

Podium gives you access to your agents no matter where you want to run them, whether that's on your laptop, desktop or on a VPS you own.

All-in-one desktop app

If you'd like to start simple, just download the desktop app and everything will work out of the box, with your agents running locally.

To get more out of your agents, they should keep running when your laptop is off. Just install Podium on your VPS and access it through the web client, desktop app or mobile app. Besides the VPS, you can connect as many other machines to run agents on as you want. While your laptop is on, you can run agents on there through Podium as well.

Each extra machine joins with the token the server shows you in the UI:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/madeinorbit/podium/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh -s -- --join <TOKEN>

The server needs to be reachable over the network from each client and each machine running agents. We recommend using Tailscale to connect your machines, but Podium can be protected by a password and be exposed to the open internet. See docs/adding-a-machine.md for the details.

Security

We take security seriously and continuously run audits on Podium.

You can expose Podium to the open internet and protect it with a password. We do recommend connecting to it over a tunnel like Tailscale though.

If you find a vulnerability, please report it privately. See SECURITY.md.

Contributing

We'd love your help. Bug reports, ideas and pull requests are all welcome, and you don't need to ask permission to open one. CONTRIBUTING.md has everything you need to get the project running locally, and ARCHITECTURE.md explains what goes where.

License

Apache License 2.0. © 2026 Michael Wirth, Till Felippi and the Podium contributors. Third-party licenses are listed in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md.

Contributors

mikewirth

8,009 commits

t1ll

1,686 commits

codex

1 commits

madeinorbit/podium

Podium is an ADE with built-in cross-harness subagents and agent communication. It runs on desktop, mobile and VPS.

19

stars

9,696

commits

TypeScript

primary language

Sep 14, 2026

updated

ade
agent-ide
claude-code
codex
devtools
grok
ide
opencode
parallel-agents
pi
worktrees

README

Podium ADE logo Podium ADE

Ship more, better.

Podium ADE is a multi-agent orchestrator running on your Mac, on your VPS and on your phone. It comes out of the box with cross-harness subagents and agent communication.

Latest release License: Apache-2.0 Discord

Podium ADE macOS app working on issues across two projects and showing a live agent terminal reporting finished work with a merge offer

Download

Desktop app

Download Podium ADE for Mac

Intel Mac builds are also supported. Windows and Linux builds are previews until their packaged acceptance checks pass. Download them from the releases page.

Headless server

curl -fsSL https://github.com/madeinorbit/podium/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh

Then run podium and finish setup in the browser at the printed URL.

Features

  • Cross-harness subagents. Any session can spawn a delegate on a different CLI with podium agent spawn --harness codex. Claude Code, Codex, Grok, opencode and Cursor work the same issue side by side, each on the model you pick.
  • Agents that talk to each other. A real mailbox between sessions and issues: agents hand off work, ask each other questions, and interrupt each other, and you read the whole thread.
  • Real terminals, remotely. Every agent runs in a persistent PTY on your machine, with no -p flag abstractions. Attach from any browser; nothing dies when you close the tab.
  • Mobile control. The phone web app lets you check on a long task, answer an agent's question, and kick off the next one. The planned first native release is iPhone-only.
  • Agents that track their own work. A built-in issue tracker with a CLI and MCP surface the agents drive themselves. They claim issues, file discovered work, and report progress while you watch the board.
  • Worktree-native and multi-machine. Sessions group by git worktree, so parallel feature work is the default rather than a hack, across as many paired machines as you connect.

Get started

Podium gives you access to your agents no matter where you want to run them, whether that's on your laptop, desktop or on a VPS you own.

All-in-one desktop app

If you'd like to start simple, just download the desktop app and everything will work out of the box, with your agents running locally.

To get more out of your agents, they should keep running when your laptop is off. Just install Podium on your VPS and access it through the web client, desktop app or mobile app. Besides the VPS, you can connect as many other machines to run agents on as you want. While your laptop is on, you can run agents on there through Podium as well.

Each extra machine joins with the token the server shows you in the UI:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/madeinorbit/podium/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh -s -- --join <TOKEN>

The server needs to be reachable over the network from each client and each machine running agents. We recommend using Tailscale to connect your machines, but Podium can be protected by a password and be exposed to the open internet. See docs/adding-a-machine.md for the details.

Security

We take security seriously and continuously run audits on Podium.

You can expose Podium to the open internet and protect it with a password. We do recommend connecting to it over a tunnel like Tailscale though.

If you find a vulnerability, please report it privately. See SECURITY.md.

Contributing

We'd love your help. Bug reports, ideas and pull requests are all welcome, and you don't need to ask permission to open one. CONTRIBUTING.md has everything you need to get the project running locally, and ARCHITECTURE.md explains what goes where.

License

Apache License 2.0. © 2026 Michael Wirth, Till Felippi and the Podium contributors. Third-party licenses are listed in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md.

Contributors

mikewirth

8,009 commits

t1ll

1,686 commits

codex

1 commits

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