Holark

The workspace for building software with AI

Run agents in parallel.
Keep your focus.

Bring your coding agents, code and reviews into one workspace. Keep each task’s context together, follow the progress and step in when your judgment is needed.

Works with
Claude Code Codex OpenCode

01 / Context

Give agents the full picture.

Keep the task, discussion and code changes together, so each agent’s work stays connected to what you’re trying to achieve.

02 / Attention

Know where you’re needed.

See which agents need an answer and which changes need review. Keep work moving without opening every conversation.

03 / Coordination

A shared workspace, from task to merge.

Bring your agents and their work together. With Git and pull requests built in, you can move between implementation, feedback and review without managing the plumbing.

How it works

From issue or prompt to merged pull request.

Each task gets its own branch, working copy (Git worktree), agent and terminals. Run several at once, and step in where your judgment is needed.

  1. Start from an issue or prompt.

    You
    Pick the work and the agent.
    Agent
    Reads the task and starts working.
    Holark
    Creates the branch, worktree and terminals, with the task as context.
  2. Let it run. Step in when needed.

    You
    Answer questions, try the changes, steer.
    Agent
    Implements the change and runs tests.
    Holark
    Keeps tasks apart and shows which ones need you.
  3. Open a PR and collaborate.

    You
    Open the PR and pick the feedback to address.
    Agent
    Makes the changes and replies in the thread.
    Holark
    Gives the agent the code and the comment, then publishes its update.
  4. Review and merge.

    You
    Weigh the findings and decide what gets merged.
    Agent
    A review agent checks the change; coding agents fix what you select.
    Holark
    Posts findings to the PR and runs fixes and reviews until it’s ready.

Get started

Your repository. Your agents. Ready to work.

Run Holark locally on Linux or macOS with the coding agents and accounts you already use.

You’ll need

  • Node.js 20.19+ and Git
  • Codex, Claude Code or OpenCode, signed in, for agent work
  • GitHub CLI, signed in with gh auth login, for GitHub features

1Install

npm install -g holark
holark not found?

Add npm’s global bin directory to your PATH:

export PATH="$(npm prefix -g)/bin:$PATH"

2Run it in your repository

cd /path/to/your/repository
holark

Coming soon

What’s next for Holark.

Review one flow at a time.

Group a change by functionality across files, with the relevant code, tests and suggested risks together.

Know where to spend your attention.

See which tasks need your judgment and how much effort it takes to unblock them.

Ask the agent behind the code.

Discuss the implementation with the agent that built it, using the original request and conversation.

What did I miss?

Catch up on what teammates and agents changed while you were away, why it changed and how it affects your work.

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