I’m building Crewlo: a voxel workspace for coding agents, with Telegram messaging and experimental WhatsApp support

Hey everyone! I’m working on Crewlo, an open-source desktop app that brings coding agents into a voxel studio. The idea is simple: send a mission, follow an agent’s activity, and find its reply without losing track of conversations and terminals. Crewlo builds on Munder Difflin (https://github.com/chaitanyagiri/munder-difflin) by Chaitanya Giri and contributors. My work focuses on the voxel studio, the mission workflow, and messaging integrations. What’s in the preview • A visual workspace for coding agents, with presets including Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI. Provider support and testing vary. • Conversations, terminals, tasks and approval requests in one place. • Telegram messaging: send a request to a connected agent and receive its reply. A basic real exchange has been verified. • Experimental WhatsApp support through Meta Cloud API. It requires setup and still needs a full live end-to-end test. For phone messaging, Crewlo must stay open and your computer must stay awake. You connect your own agent accounts; their usage limits and costs still apply. Try it Windows and macOS previews are available. These are early, unsigned builds, and I’d appreciate feedback on installation and everyday use. • Explore the interactive illustrated demo (https://hafididrissi.github.io/Crewlo/) • Source code, downloads and known limitations (https://github.com/HafidIdrissi/Crewlo) The attached image is an illustrated interface demo, not a live agent recording. When you run several coding agents, what’s hardest to keep track of: their progress, requests for your input, or their results?