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Lody is a team agent workspace developed by lody.ai, currently at version 0.93.3 with 21 versions released to date. The software is designed for running AI coding agents in parallel within a shared team environment, combining isolated Git worktrees, live diff review, GitHub integration, and mobile access into a single control plane that keeps both team members and agents in sync. Categorized within developer tools and AI-assisted coding workflows, Lody addresses the growing need for collaborative orchestration of autonomous coding agents across an organization. Teams can share coding agents and sessions across phone and desktop, enabling members to monitor and steer agent activity from anywhere. A core capability is the execution of multiple agents concurrently, each operating in its own isolated Git worktree so that parallel workstreams do not interfere with one another, while live diff review allows developers to inspect changes as they happen. Rather than requiring separate billing arrangements, Lody works with subscriptions users already have, supporting Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Kimi, and any agent that speaks the ACP protocol. The same control plane available in the graphical workspace can also be managed from the terminal through CLI commands, fitting naturally into existing developer habits. Collaboration features extend to shared sessions, per-member usage tracking, and in-session visibility of pull request, continuous integration, and merge status, so the entire path from agent-generated code to merged contribution can be followed in one place. By consolidating agent management, code review, and team coordination into a single workspace accessible from both desktop and mobile devices, Lody serves software teams that want to scale their use of AI coding agents without fragmenting their tooling or losing oversight of what agents are doing on their behalf.
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