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Converse is one native app for running many AI coding sessions at once — Meta's Muse Code, Claude Code and Codex — side by side, across all your machines. Pair Macs, Windows PCs and Linux boxes into an encrypted Group (Noise protocol, mutual confirmation) and watch or drive any session from any device, including iPhone and iPad. Sessions talk to each other through a built-in switchboard (a Mac session can ask a Windows session to build and test natively), and Converse detects stalled conversations and escalates. Supervising agents watch sessions, GitHub and Discord, pace themselves, and report back with live scoreboards. Parking Lots hold ideas and bugs that people and agents share. The problem it solves: juggling terminal windows, providers and computers. Converse puts it all in one pane of glass — and it built itself. Multi-agent clients are a crowded family — mAgent, ittop, 1Code, Nimbalyst, BoltAI — and I learned Meta acquired Conductor just today, submission day! From public descriptions, all these tools share one model: run agents in parallel, keep them isolated, merge at the end. Conductor looks like the most polished of the lot. Converse bets the other way: sessions that message each other across vendors, move between devices, and get supervised by agents, with Muse as a first-class citizen. Breadth over polish, built by one person in ten days!