Run AI coding tasks in parallel.
Each task in its own dev container. Multiple AIs in one channel. Your code, your credentials, your editor when you want it.
Four ideas that make Uai different.
Code like chat
Tasks happen in a channel. The conversation is the dev environment — you talk, they code, you watch, you steer. Not a side panel; the surface.
Multiple AIs in one channel
Claude debates Codex. Mention @architect or
@implementor to route directly. Three Claudes if you
want three Claudes — the agents are first-class participants.
Open the editor when you want the wheel
Every task ships with a full code-server alongside the
chat. Switch between "let them run" and "I've got this" in a click;
both share the same worktree.
Live previews built in
Each task with a declared preview port gets its own subdomain URL.
Open it on your phone, share it with a teammate, point QA at it —
no vercel deploy, no ngrok, no setup.
Three steps to your first task.
1. Pick a project
Point Uai at a Git repo. It clones into a fresh git
worktree per task — your main workspace stays untouched.
2. Pick a crew
Choose which agents work on this task. Save the combo as a roster template once you find a setup you like.
3. Start chatting
Set a goal in the global context, add per-agent kickoff prompts, and watch them go. Steer mid-stream with messages or pull up the editor.
Why not just use X?
Most tools give you one chat. Uai gives you a board of them.
| Cursor / Claude Code / Aider | Devin / OpenHands | Uai | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surface | One chat in an editor | Autonomous cloud agent | A board of parallel chats |
| Where it runs | Your machine | Their cloud | Your machine (or fleet) |
| Concurrency | One at a time | One at a time | N in parallel, isolated |
| Agents | One | One | A crew you pick |
| Attribution | You commit | Bot commits | You commit |
| Isolation | Your repo | Their sandbox | Per-task worktree + container |