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getdispatcher

getdispatcher.dev

Dispatcher is a desktop command center for agent-driven development that runs coding agents on your machine with your credentials. It organizes agent workflows from task planning through isolated worktree execution to pull request review and shipping, integrating with GitHub, Linear, and Slack.

THE PRODUCT, BEYOND THE PITCH

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Know the limitations

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What you can do

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Features

Runs coding agents in isolated git worktrees to avoid collisions and lost changes.
Supports multiple AI coding agents including Claude, Codex, Cursor, Kiro, Muse Code, Pi, omp, Hermes, Poolside, and more.
Built-in review system with diff, terminal, and test views to approve pull requests or GitHub Stacks of dependent PRs.
Task management with projects, boards, cycles, roadmaps, inbox, and review queues to organize agent work from backlog through merge.
Integrated knowledge base with specs, notes, and docs that sync into the worktree to provide context for agents.

Integrations

Integrates with GitHub for importing issues and open pull requests, and supports GitHub Stacks for managing dependent stacked PRs.
Integrates with Linear to pull issues and projects onto the board.
Integrates with Slack to turn @dispatcher mentions into tasks.

Platforms & data export

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THE COST FOR YOUR TEAM

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A practical workflow

Plan by turning requests into scoped work with attached context and defined done criteria before coding.
Run by giving each agent a clean isolated git worktree to work in parallel without conflicts.
Ship by reviewing diffs and opening pull requests or shipping a full GitHub Stack of dependent PRs.

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What changed

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9/14/2026
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features
Before: ["Runs coding agents in isolated git worktrees to avoid collisions and lost changes.","Integrates with GitHub, Linear, Slack, and GitHub Stacks for task intake and shipping."]
After: ["Runs coding agents in isolated git worktrees to avoid collisions and lost changes.","Supports multiple AI coding agents including Claude, Codex, Cursor, Kiro, Muse Code, Pi, omp, Hermes, Poolside, and more.","Built-in review system with diff, terminal, and test views to approve pull requests or GitHub Stacks of dependent PRs.","Task management with projects, boards, cycles, roadmaps, inbox, and review queues to organize agent work from backlog through merge.","Integrated knowledge base with specs, notes, and docs that sync into the worktree to provide context for agents."]
integrations
Before: []
After: ["Integrates with GitHub for importing issues and open pull requests, and supports GitHub Stacks for managing dependent stacked PRs.","Integrates with Linear to pull issues and projects onto the board.","Integrates with Slack to turn @dispatcher mentions into tasks."]
limitations
Before: ["Cloud sign-in is optional but not required, implying some features may depend on cloud connectivity."]
After: []
summary
Before: "Managing agent-driven development workflows from task intake to reviewed pull requests. Runs coding agents in isolated git worktrees to avoid collisions and lost changes. Integrates with GitHub, Linear, Slack, and GitHub Stacks for task intake and shipping."
After: "Dispatcher is a desktop command center for agent-driven development that runs coding agents on your machine with your credentials. It organizes agent workflows from task planning through isolated worktree execution to pull request review and shipping, integrating with GitHub, Linear, and Slack."
useCases
Before: ["Managing agent-driven development workflows from task intake to reviewed pull requests.","Coordinating multiple AI coding agents working in parallel without conflicts."]
After: []
walkthrough
Before: ["Plan by turning requests into scoped work with context and definition of done before coding.","Run agents in isolated git worktrees to keep parallel tasks moving without collisions.","Ship by reviewing diffs and opening pull requests, approving single PRs or full GitHub Stacks of dependent PRs."]
After: ["Plan by turning requests into scoped work with attached context and defined done criteria before coding.","Run by giving each agent a clean isolated git worktree to work in parallel without conflicts.","Ship by reviewing diffs and opening pull requests or shipping a full GitHub Stack of dependent PRs."]

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