Munder Difflin, an agent harness pitched as running 'an office of your clones', climbed Hacker News to 240+ points within a day of its Show HN launch. The name is a nod to The Office, but the project is serious: a free, open source multi-agent harness built to run entirely on your own machine.
Instead of replacing the coding agents you already pay for, it wraps them. Claude Code, Codex, Copilot and nine more CLI agents work inside a single orchestrator, and your existing subscriptions supply the model access, with hourly limits respected. The pitch is parallelism: multiple agents working different files, tickets or repositories at once, coordinated from one interface.
For founders, this is one of the fastest moving corners of the AI tools space. The bring-your-own-subscription model removes the biggest adoption blocker: cost. No new API bills and no per-seat platform fees. It is early stage software, so expect rough edges, but the direction is clear: your tools, your machine, and a whole team of clones working around the clock.