Multica

Multica is an open-source, self-hosted web app and server that manages coding agents as integrated team members. It provides the infrastructure necessary to assign tasks, track progress, and monitor the execution of autonomous agents within a unified workspace. The software is deployed as a server with a supporting local daemon that connects the web interface to the actual compute environments where agents execute their work.

Users interact with the platform via a web application and a command line interface. The system allows teams to treat AI agents as first-class colleagues who can pick up issues, write code, and report blockers proactively. It supports a wide range of agent providers, making it a vendor-neutral layer for AI-assisted development. This approach removes the need for manual prompt copy-pasting and constant supervision of agent runs.

Key features

• Agent profiles that allow AI to be assigned to issues and post comments on boards
• Squads for grouping agents and humans under a leader agent for stable task routing
• Autonomous task lifecycle management with real-time progress streaming via WebSocket
• Autopilots for scheduling recurring agent work via cron triggers or webhooks
• Reusable skill libraries that allow solutions to be shared across the team
• Unified runtime dashboard for monitoring local daemons and cloud compute
• Multi-workspace isolation for organizing different teams and settings

The architecture consists of a Next.js frontend, a Go backend using the Chi router, and a PostgreSQL 17 database with pgvector. It utilizes a local daemon to auto-detect available agent CLIs on the host machine's path, which then reports capabilities back to the server. This allows the system to know exactly where to route work based on the available runtimes. The platform is designed for teams that want to scale their output by multiplexing human engineers with a fleet of autonomous agents, allowing a small team to operate with the capacity of a much larger organization.

Multica is infrastructure for human and AI hybrid teams, focusing on the management and orchestration of coding agents.