The free, lightweight orchestration studio for the terminals you already pay for.
Coordinate your agents with sprints, roadmaps, and automations. Build your own workspace on the Module SDK, or drive the studio from any agent through the built-in MCP server. 16,000+ MCPs, skills, and plugins plug straight in.
Works with the terminals you already have
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- Kimi Code
- OpenCode
- Grok Build
- Z.AI GLM
- Qwen Code
- OpenRouter
- + any Claude Code-compatible CLI
A working replica of the studio — switch surfaces in the sidebar, send the agent a message, and drag the phone around.
How Sprint Engine works.
A plan becomes a graph
The architect takes an approved plan — or writes one against your codebase — and splits it into tasks with dependencies, owners, and acceptance criteria.
The engine takes the wheel
Sprint Engine is an MCP server. It decides which tasks unlock and when, owns all the concurrency, and drives the sprint from the first task to the last.
Specialists run in parallel
Several agents work different tasks at the same time. The engine schedules the right specialist for each one — from the built-in roster, or a custom roster you define yourself.
Epic in, shipped work out
Hand it a two-week, whole-team epic. It runs autonomously to done — every task gated by reviewers, every step on the record.
Reviewer gates catch real problems.
Measured across a sample of 136 sprint runs from the projects that build SprintEngine itself. See the full breakdown →
The workspace you build yourself.
The studio is modular all the way down, and the Module SDK is public. Ask an agent for a new workspace type and it arrives as a signed module with first-class access to sessions, connectors, automations, and your backlog. This calendar is our benchmark: a full workspace built entirely against the published SDK, outside our own repo.
Built on the Module SDK
A manifest, a renderer entry, a main entry — signed, verified, and installed like any first-party module. The SDK is the same surface our own panels are built on.
First-class session manager
Your workspace spawns real agent sessions through the shared runtime — the same terminals, pause and resume, and memory discipline as the rest of the studio.
Connectors and sprints included
Drop an automation on a calendar cell and it fires a real agent at that time. Sprint events run through the same engine that runs your boards.
Your backlog, live
Watch backlog items in real time, take drags from the Backlog panel, and hand back deep links with your own link provider.
Simulated — a replica of the calendar workspace we built against the public SDK. Watch an agent assemble it, then drag a backlog card onto the grid or drag across empty cells to create an event.
Explore the studio.
From the workshop.
All posts →Common questions.
- Is SprintEngine Studio another AI IDE?
- No. It is the local environment around your agents: terminals, files, Git, workspaces, plugins, MCPs, skills, mobile control, and a knowledge graph.
- Where does my code go?
- Nowhere. SE Studio is a local desktop app. Your code, prompts, plans, and evidence live in your repo under .multi-code/. The only network calls are the ones your CLI agents already make.
- Do I need a new AI subscription?
- No — that's the point. Studio drives the coding CLIs you already subscribe to. If your terminal can run it, Studio can orchestrate it.
- Can we build our own modules?
- Yes. SE Studio is designed around plugin-backed agents, custom workspace types, providers, skills, MCPs, and mobile APIs. The marketplace is the target distribution path.
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