Rillby — many terminals, one team
Your agents keep working. You answer only what matters.
Join the waitlistBeta by invitation, in weekly groups. Mac (Apple Silicon) first.
Five terminals, one head
Run several agent jobs at once and you become the dispatcher. You tab between windows, hunt for the one that stopped, and lose the thread of what each was doing. The agents are fast. The waiting is on you, and it adds up.
How it works
Start your jobs
Give each job a task. Rillby launches it in a real terminal, using the Claude Code and Codex you already have installed, with your own sign-in.
Let them run
Each job keeps going until it is done or until it hits a real question for you. You are not asked to say "continue" over and over.
Answer in one place
Every question from every job lands in a single queue. You answer, the job picks up where it stopped, and you review the result when it is ready.
What is different
Your attention comes first
Rillby is built around the moment a job needs you. Everything else is meant to stay out of your way.
One queue for all questions
Questions from all your jobs, across projects and agents, wait in the same list. No more checking windows one by one.
Acceptance, not just output
A job is finished when its result has been checked and accepted, not when the agent stops typing.
A real terminal
Each job runs in an actual terminal session you can open and look at. It is not a chat window imitating one.
Local by default
Jobs run on your own machine. Rillby does not send your code or project keys to its own server unless you choose to.
Platforms
Now: Mac with Apple Silicon.
Other platforms are planned, with no dates yet.
Join the waitlist
Leave your email. We invite people to the beta in small weekly groups, and the three optional questions below help us choose who goes first.
You are on the list. We will write when your group is invited.