Murmell

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About Murmell

Murmell provides a shared browser canvas where multiple AI coding agents such as Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Kimi Code, and Cursor Agent can run on a single cloud-hosted project directory. Each agent operates in its own terminal window within the same environment, allowing parallel execution of tasks. The platform enables real-time collaboration, with all participants seeing synchronized terminals, cursors, and live previews as changes occur. Agents reserve files before editing to prevent overlapping modifications, ensuring orderly collaboration. Users can start agents with a single prompt, assign tasks, and control multiple sessions from one interface. The system supports live preview functionality, allowing teams to review changes immediately. Projects remain active in the cloud even when no one is currently using them, resuming where they left off. The canvas can be shared with team members, enabling concurrent viewing and interaction.

Key features

Multi-agent parallel execution
Real-time shared canvas
File reservation system
Live terminal synchronization
Live preview of changes
Agent window resizing and movement
Team collaboration features
Persistent cloud project state

Use cases

Parallelizing complex refactoring tasks across multiple agents
Team-based code review with live previews
Simultaneous development of different features in one project

Pros

Supports multiple AI coding agents in parallel
Real-time collaboration with synchronized terminals and previews
File reservation system prevents overlapping edits
Cloud-hosted environment with persistent project state
Live preview of changes as they happen

Cons

Currently available only via waitlist
Limited to cloud-based operation
No free tier or open access

Frequently asked questions about Murmell

What is Murmell?

Murmell is a browser-based canvas where multiple AI coding agents such as Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Kimi Code, and Cursor Agent run on a shared cloud-hosted project directory. Each agent operates in its own terminal window within the same environment, enabling real-time collaboration.

Who is Murmell designed for?

Murmell is designed for developers and teams who need to collaborate in real time while running multiple AI coding agents simultaneously. It suits those working on complex projects requiring parallel task execution and synchronized updates.

How does Murmell handle file editing conflicts between agents?

Murmell uses a file reservation system where an agent reserves a file before editing it. Other agents must wait until the file is released, preventing overlapping modifications and ensuring orderly collaboration.

Can I share my Murmell canvas with others?

Yes, Murmell allows users to share their canvas with team members or collaborators. Everyone on the shared link can view terminals, cursors, and live previews in real time, even if the owner is not currently active.

What agents are supported by Murmell?

Murmell supports multiple AI coding agents, including Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Kimi Code, and Cursor Agent. Users can run these agents simultaneously within the same project environment.

How do I get started with Murmell?

To get started, users can join the waitlist on the Murmell website. Once access is granted, they can create a canvas, start agents with a single prompt, and begin collaborating in real time on their projects.