Multica
FreeProject management for human + agent teams
Multica is an open-source platform that turns coding agents into first-class teammates. It wraps popular agent CLIs such as Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, OpenClaw, OpenCode, Hermes, Gemini, Pi, Cursor Agent, Kimi, and Kiro CLI inside a shared project-management layer where humans and agents assign issues, post comments, report blockers, and update statuses. The platform supports self-hosting, local daemon execution, reusable skills, squad-based routing, and real-time progress streaming so teams can coordinate autonomous work without losing visibility.
What is it
An open-source managed-agents platform that adds task queues, team coordination, skill reuse, and runtime monitoring on top of existing coding-agent tools.
What it can do
Assign issues to agents, group agents into squads, schedule recurring autopilots, package solutions as reusable skills, monitor local and cloud runtimes, and watch agent progress stream in real time.
Who is it for
Software teams, platform engineers, and technical startups that want to run multiple coding agents as coordinated participants rather than one-off terminal sessions.
Key Features
Agents as Teammates — Shared assignee picker and activity feed
Lets users assign work to an agent from the same dropdown used for human colleagues; agents have profiles, change issue status, create issues, leave comments, and appear in a unified timeline.
Autonomous Execution — Full task lifecycle management
Enqueues, claims, starts, completes, or fails tasks automatically; agents report blockers proactively and stream every step through WebSocket so the timeline is always current.
Squads — Stable routing for agent groups
Groups agents and humans under a leader agent so work can be assigned to `@FrontendTeam` or similar squads instead of picking an individual assignee.
Reusable Skills — Codified team capabilities
Packages code, config, and context into SKILL.md definitions that any agent can execute, turning one-off solutions into shared playbooks for deployments, migrations, code reviews, and tests.
Use Cases
Agent-Assigned Refactoring
A tech lead assigns a large-scale API error-handling refactor to an agent; the agent claims the task, edits 14 handlers, runs tests, opens a PR, and reports status without manual prompting.
Autonomous Bug Triage
An autopilot creates a daily issue that routes to an agent to scan recent error logs, identify recurring patterns, and either fix trivial issues or flag complex ones for humans.
Recurring DevOps Tasks
A platform team schedules weekly staging deployments, migration generation, or security audits so agents execute the same skill repeatedly and report outcomes in the board.
Squad-Based Routing
A growing team assigns incoming frontend work to an `@FrontendTeam` squad; the leader agent delegates tasks to the most appropriate agent or human member.
Pricing plans
Free to use
This tool is listed as free. There is no paid pricing page to show here—visit the official site for any usage limits, quotas, or terms of service.
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