MarbloThe Live Orchestration Control Plane for AI AgentsTurn coding agents into one engineering team.
Coordinate Claude Code, Codex, and multiple AI agents in one project. From task assignment to real-time progress tracking, decisions, review, and safe merges.
AI usage is billed separately · After install, you'll install and sign in to your existing AI CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) and connect your accounts.
Proof, not just a promise
A team needs coordination, isolation, ownership, and a merge gate.
Marblo makes the mechanics visible right under the hero: board state, concurrent agents, model-aware spawn, safe-merge review, and the first 10-minute multi-agent success path.
Tickets are the control surface
The board shows ownership and state; it is not the whole differentiator.
Several agents work at once
Claude Code, Codex, and other agents can move separate tickets in the same project.
Model-specific lanes
Spawn the right coding agent for backend, frontend, tests, or review work.
Results converge through review
Worktree isolation and review state keep parallel output from becoming uncontrolled merges.
First multi-agent success
The onboarding path is built around getting a real multi-agent run to completion quickly.
The developer question
Why not just open 5 terminals?
You can. The problem starts when those terminals produce real changes in the same repo. Marblo adds the coordination layer terminals do not have.
Merge conflicts become invisible until late.
Each agent works in an isolated worktree, then converges through review instead of racing inside one checkout.
Merged does not always mean done.
Task state stays explicit: claimed, in progress, review, done. A merge is one gate, not the whole definition of completion.
Nobody knows who changed what.
Ownership lives on the ticket, with activity logs tied to the agent doing the work.
There is no clean isolation.
Parallel agents get separate workspace context, so one experiment does not trample another.
The plan goes stale mid-run.
The orchestrator can reassign, ask for clarification, and route follow-up work back onto the board.
See what Marblo can do
Watch how the kanban board, agent execution, and task workflow connect in a real Marblo session.
Recruiting Marblo Founders
Free beta. Give us feedback, get Marblo Pro. Be the first users helping us build the AI agent PM system.
💎 What Founders get
- ✓ Free beta — full Marblo feature access before public launch
- ✓ 3 months of Marblo Pro free when you submit the thoughtful survey and pass operator review (6 months if a top respondent completes an interview)
- ✓ Founder Discord community — a private channel for Founders only
- ✓ 50% off the course (optional)
🤝 What Founders do
- 📝 Thoughtful survey (7 questions) after the 1-month beta — required
- 🎤 Video interview — for top respondents, extends Pro from 3 → 6 months
🔑 Marblo is a heterogeneous AI agent orchestrator — each model runs on your own API keys or subscriptions. AI usage isn't billed through Marblo.
Learn more →Not another coding agent. The layer that coordinates them.
Claude Code and Codex are already strong. Marblo gives them task ownership, isolated workspaces, and a review path so they operate like a team.
Coordination, isolation, ownership, and review gates
The kanban board is the surface. The differentiator is the coordination layer that ties task ownership, isolated worktrees, review state, and merge decisions together when several agents work in the same repo.
Concurrent Agent Lanes
Central Orchestrator
Review and Merge Gate
Manage AI agents at a glance
Monitor multiple AI agents working simultaneously on a kanban board in real-time. Visually track each agent's progress, assigned tasks, and completion status.
- Automatic state transitions: TODO → IN_PROGRESS → REVIEW → DONE
- Real-time work logs per agent
- Drag and drop to adjust priorities
Attach an agent right from the ticket — and see the diff
Link an agent directly to a work ticket and review the code changes it makes as an inline diff, right inside the ticket. Track exactly what changed without losing context.
- Attach an agent directly to a ticket
- Review changed files as an inline diff
- Follow ticket → work → result in one place
Summon agents right from the terminal
Spawn Claude, GPT/Codex, and Antigravity agents with a single slash command in the built-in terminal. Watch agents write code, run tests, and deploy in real-time.
- One-click agent creation with /tf-spawn
- Real-time agent output streaming
- Multi-tab monitoring for multiple agents
$ /tf-spawn --role frontend --model claude
✓ Agent frontend-01 spawned
✓ Workspace initialized
▸ Generating LoginForm.tsx ...
tokens: 1,247 | latency: 320ms
Move between agents with arrow keys
When several agents are running at once, jump between panels instantly with the arrow keys and monitor each agent's progress — switching by keyboard alone, no mouse needed.
- Switch agent panels with the arrow keys
- See the selected agent's terminal output instantly
- Cycle through many agents from the keyboard
Auto-assign the best AI model
Claude writes code, GPT/Codex documents, Antigravity tests — tasks are optimally assigned based on each model's strengths. Smart orchestration that maximizes cost-performance.
- Automatic task assignment based on model strengths
- Cost/performance dashboard for optimization
- Run Claude + GPT/Codex + Antigravity simultaneously in one project
Marblo vs Coding Agents and Agent Workbenches
Kanban is the surface. Coordination, isolation, ownership, and merge evidence are the difference.
| Feature | Marblo | Claude Code | Codex CLI | Orca |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Several agents working at once | ||||
| Per-agent isolated worktrees | ||||
| Task → agent ownership and activity trail | ||||
| Review and safe-merge evidence | ||||
| Model-aware agent spawning | ||||
| Board/task surface | ||||
| Price | $19/mo | BYO | BYO | OSS |
What it's like once you actually run it
No polished testimonials — just what we felt actually running it.
“I spawned close to a hundred agents at once and ran them together — it was genuinely something to see.”
“With the orchestrator at the center and the other agents working through it, managing a fleet of agents felt far easier.”
AI Agent Course (Coming Soon)
Our AI agent development course is in production. We'll let you know the moment it launches.
Marblo v3: AI Agent Army Workspace
From multi-agent setup to production deployment — learn AI agent orchestration through real-world projects
What Developers Say
“Seeing several agents move separate tickets made parallel work easier to trust”
“Managing agent progress on the kanban board is incredibly intuitive”
“The useful part is not the board alone — it is the orchestration around it”
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