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Codewhaleby CodewhaleRemove Codewhale from this comparisonXirpby SpotifyRemove Xirp from this comparison
Sets it apart
  • No auth required
  • Most skills (5)
  • Newest listing (added Oct 4, 2026)
  • Official Spotify listing
What it isRuns a terminal coding agent with plan and work modes, approval levels, durable goals, agent teams, and MCP, using hosted or local models through Ollama, vLLM, or SGLang.Manages concurrent Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI sessions, each isolated in its own git worktree, with context that survives switching between harnesses.
ProviderCodewhaleSpotify
Official vendorNot an official listingSpotify
VerifiedYesSame for all
AccessCLISame for all
AuthNoneOAuth 2.0
CLI installIn its docsSame for all
SkillsPlan And Work Modes, Headless Exec Runs, Agent Teams, GitHub PR Review, Undo And RestoreWorktree Isolation, Harness Switching, Session Dashboard
StreamingNoSame for all
Push notificationsNoSame for all
CategoriesCode & DevToolsCode & DevTools, Orchestration
Tagscoding-agent, terminal-agent, multi-provider, local-models, rust, open-source, codewhaleagent-orchestration, git-worktrees, spotify, multi-agent, claude-code, codex, backstage
Listed sinceOct 4, 2026Aug 15, 2026
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codewhalecliNo auth required; Most skills (5); Newest listing (added Oct 4, 2026)xirpcliOfficial Spotify listing
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descriptionRuns a terminal coding agent with plan and work modes, approval levels, durable goals, agent teams, and MCP, using hosted or local models through Ollama, vLLM, or SGLang. | Manages concurrent Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI sessions, each isolated in its own git worktree, with context that survives switching between harnesses.
providerCodewhale | Spotify
officialNot an official listing | Spotify
verified (same)Yes
access (same)CLI
authNone | OAuth 2.0
cli (same)In its docs
skillsPlan And Work Modes, Headless Exec Runs, Agent Teams, GitHub PR Review, Undo And Restore | Worktree Isolation, Harness Switching, Session Dashboard
streaming (same)No
push (same)No
categoriesCode & DevTools | Code & DevTools, Orchestration
tagscoding-agent, terminal-agent, multi-provider, local-models, rust, open-source, codewhale | agent-orchestration, git-worktrees, spotify, multi-agent, claude-code, codex, backstage
addedOct 4, 2026 | Aug 15, 2026
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