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Ivy Tendril

Source-available desktop app that runs CLI coding agents in isolated git worktrees, with plan annotation, review gates, voice input and a GitHub issue inbox.

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What it does

Ivy Tendril is a desktop application for directing coding agents. It works with any agent that runs in a terminal; the site names Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Gemini and OpenCode. Agents run in isolated git worktrees, so your main branch stays clean until you review, approve and merge changes. You can annotate plan drafts inline to update an agent's goals, dictate prompts with built-in Whisper voice input and attach files or logs by drag and drop. Agent changes go through a review view with diffs and automated verification gates. GitHub Issues and jam.dev bug reports can arrive through webhooks and become jobs, and Cloudflare Quick Tunnels let you monitor and steer runs remotely. Tendril installs from .pkg, .AppImage and .exe installers or a one-line script, and can also be launched from the CLI, including a headless web server mode. The site also offers Tendril skills for several agents and a VS Code extension. It is licensed under the Functional Source License and described as source-available.

Capabilities

  • Isolated git worktrees for parallel agent runs
  • Works with any CLI agent
  • Review with diffs and automated verification gates
  • GitHub Issues and jam.dev inbox through webhooks
  • Whisper voice input and drag-and-drop attachments
  • Remote monitoring through Cloudflare Quick Tunnels

When to use it

  • Running several coding agents in parallel without touching your main branch
  • Reviewing agent changes before they merge
  • Turning GitHub issues or bug reports into agent jobs