Traycer

What Traycer does

Traycer is an open-source AI orchestration app for running several coding agents in parallel without losing context. You bring the provider subscriptions you already pay for, or use Traycer's own inference subscription. A shared memory spans all models and providers, so you can switch models within the same agent while the context window carries over.

Agents can talk to each other in automated loops, for example to debate architecture or peer-review code, and the README links a capability matrix for what each agent can read and deliver. Teams get shareable boards, real-time editing and ticket assignment, and agent state syncs across devices and operating systems. The supported agents include Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Grok, GitHub Copilot, Devin, Amp, Kiro, Pi and Hermes Agent. Installers cover macOS, Linux and Windows.

Key features

• Bring Your Own Agent: connect existing coding agents without paying twice
• Unified context shared across models and providers
• Agent-to-agent communication for automated debate and peer-review loops
• Shareable boards, real-time editing and ticket assignment for teams
• Cross-device sync of agent state
• Installers for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Linux (AppImage, .deb, .rpm) and Windows

When to use it

• Run Hermes Agent and Claude Code side by side on the same project
• Set up two agents to review each other's code
• Assign tickets to specific agents on a shared team board

Who it is for: Developers and teams who run several coding agents and want one app to orchestrate them.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

Hermes Agent is on the list of coding agents Traycer can connect to, next to Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.

Requirements: Existing subscriptions or logins for the coding agents you connect, or Traycer's own inference subscription

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