Introduction

Verun is the open-source workspace for parallel coding agents. Spin up multiple AI coding agents — each in its own isolated git worktree — and manage them from a single native app with a full editor, terminal, and git workflow built in.

Key Concepts

Project — A git repository added to Verun.

Task — A unit of work that owns a worktree + auto-generated branch name (e.g., sleepy-capybara-472).

Session — A Claude Code CLI session (resumable), multiple per task.

How it works

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Project (repo) → Tasks (worktrees) → Sessions (agent conversations)

Add a repo, create tasks — each gets an isolated worktree with an auto-generated branch name. Run multiple agent sessions per task and switch between them freely. Lifecycle hooks copy .env files, install dependencies, and start dev servers automatically.

Why Verun?

Parallel by default

Run dozens of agents at once, each in its own worktree.

Full workspace

Code editor, terminal, diffs, and git workflow built in.

Stay in control

Tool approval levels, fork from any message, desktop notifications.

Local & private

No account, no subscription, no data leaving your machine.

Tech Stack

Verun is built with Tauri v2 (Rust + tokio), Solid.js + TypeScript, UnoCSS, xterm.js, and SQLite. The app runs entirely on your machine with no server component.