Run many Claude Code agents side by side, each in its own git worktree with live status. Then review what they wrote in a side-by-side diff, stage it hunk by hunk, resolve conflicts in a 3-way merge and commit. GPU-rendered, written in Rust, no Electron. macOS and Linux.

I don’t know Rust.

Pre-AI I was doing thousands of commits a year from a full IDE. Now agents write most of the code, and my day is starting them, keeping track of which one needs me, and checking what they wrote before it lands. I was still doing that last part in the IDE’s commit and diff view, one of the few things heavy enough to make me wait for a JVM to start.

So Kyde is that day in one app that opens instantly: agents in their own worktrees, with the commit view, side-by-side diff, 3-way merge and editor one click away.

Why Kyde

• Many agents, no collisions. Each agent gets its own git worktree and branch, so parallel agents never trample each other’s files. Live status shows which one is working, done, or waiting on you.
• Issue to merged in one place. Start a GitHub issue or review a PR and get a fresh worktree with an agent already briefed. Review its diff, stage hunks, commit and push,…