Emdash

Emdash (emdash.sh) is a desktop orchestration layer that lets you run multiple AI coding agents in parallel, each in its own isolated Git worktree, so you can fan out tasks, compare agents, and ship code faster with less risk of conflicts.

Pricing

​Here is the pricing information for Emdash in table format:

Pricing Aspect	Details
Base Usage	Free and open source; users can download and run the app locally without limits
Paid Features	Some advanced features are paywalled and require a subscription
Subscription Plans	Optional paid plans available; details not broadly published
Enterprise Plans	Not publicly detailed as of late 2025
Updates	Users advised to check official site for the latest pricing and feature updates

What Emdash is

• Emdash is an open‑source UI and orchestration tool for AI coding agents that runs on top of Git repositories.​
• It focuses on parallelizing work by launching several CLI-based coding agents at once, each in its own Git worktree, acting like “parallel brains in one cockpit” for a single developer or team.​

Core capabilities

• Run, monitor, and manage multiple AI coding agents concurrently (e.g., Codex-style tools, Claude Code, Cursor CLI, Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, etc.) from one interface.​
• Each agent operates in a separate Git worktree/branch, keeping changes sandboxed so experiments or competing solutions do not conflict and can be diffed side by side.​

Workflow and features

• You can pass issues from tools like Linear, Jira, or GitHub Issues directly into Emdash and assign them to specific agents to work on.​
• The app provides real‑time agent status and logs in a side panel, plus built‑in diff review and the ability to open GitHub pull requests without leaving the Emdash UI.​

New and recent updates

• The public changelog shows active development, with a recent v0.3.29+ release in November 2025.​
• Latest changes include a Kanban board for workspaces, UX improvements to that board, dark‑mode tweaks for GitHub auth, and system notifications when agent tasks complete.​

Platforms, tech, and licensing

• Emdash is built as a cross‑platform Electron/Vite desktop app with install targets for macOS, Linux (AppImage/Deb), and Windows (portable and installer builds).​
• The project is hosted on GitHub under the MIT license and has an active community with hundreds of stars and ongoing pull requests.​

Ideal use cases

• Solo developers or teams who want to run many coding agents in parallel to tackle microservices, experiments, or competing implementations at once.​
• AI‑first or “agent‑native” development workflows where engineers want a cockpit to coordinate multiple CLIs, keep worktrees safe, review diffs, and generate PRs quickly.​