Munder Difflin released an open‑source multi‑agent harness that creates autonomous clones on the user's computer to automate tasks, supporting existing subscriptions and hourly limits imposed by the underlying agents.

The software captures the user's workflow, tooling and knowledge, allowing each clone to operate without external servers and to communicate securely with other clones.

The harness integrates with 12 command‑line agent providers, including Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Kimi Code, Qwen, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, OpenCode, Crush, Pi, Copilot and Cursor. Users can run clones locally or on a dedicated cloud sandbox that runs 24/7, with each sandbox providing shared CPU, RAM and storage per seat. End‑to‑end encryption protects clone‑to‑clone messages, and a shared knowledge base allows team members to inherit workflows and decisions.

Pricing starts at $39 per month for an individual plan that includes a 24/7 sandbox, while the Teams plan costs $149 per seat per month and adds a dedicated sandbox and team knowledge base. A free tier remains available for individuals, and the project is MIT licensed on GitHub.

The company says additional agent support is planned, and the service is currently available on macOS, Windows and Linux.