I built Delegate because I was tired of babysitting AI coding agents. Cursor is fast but you're in the chair.

I wanted to hand off five tasks and come back to PRs with agents already having peer reviewed each other's code.

Delegate is a browser-based tool where you talk to an AI manager. It breaks down your request into tasks, assigns AI agents, manages git (worktrees, branches, merges), and notifies you when code is ready for final approval. Post-approval, code is merged in local git repo's main.

It's open source (MIT), runs locally, uses Claude under the hood (BYOK).

Demo video: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5d2f5a8f-8bae-45b...

What works: parallel tasks, planning conversations, code review before merge, git isolation.

What's rough: setup on non-trivial repos, agent quality varies, no integrations yet.

I'm using it to build Delegate itself. Looking for developers willing to try it on real projects and tell me what breaks.

Here is a longer post if you want to go a bit deeper. https://nikhilgarg.net/delegate/