Ivy Tendril
Open-source desktop app that orchestrates Gemini CLI alongside Claude Code, Codex, and Copilot through a plan-based lifecycle with verification gates, self-improving memory, and git worktree isolation. Local-first, agent-agnostic, FSL licensed.
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Gemini CLI › Agent Orchestration & CLI Tools: “Open-source desktop app that orchestrates Gemini CLI alongside Claude Code, Codex, and Copilot through a plan-based lifecycle with verification gates, self-improving memory, and git worktree isolation. Local-first, agent-agnostic, FSL licensed.”