Hey HN,I ve been building Invoker, a native Mac IDE for working with agents. It plugs in your existing Codex or Claude Code CLI, using your existing plan.https://invoker.buildI started working on it in February, with three initial design goals:1) Run massively parallel agents in an easy, organized way2) Provide a full IDE, so you don t need VSCode3) Be super fast across the board: performance, shortcuts, workflow, etc.This is not revolutionary; there are tools out there that solve each of these pieces. My goal was to build a single, integrated package that did all three out of the box.Here are the main features:* Linear-style task tracker for agents. In other apps, when I create too many threads, either it lags, or they end up disorganized in a tiny sidebar. With Invoker you just throw a bunch of tasks on the board. The core multiplexes them without hitting rate limits or slowing down, and the task board lets you manage them in a unified way: see what s being worked on, get notified about ready tasks, and mark done to declutter.* Full built-in IDE. Every worktree gets a full IDE with a file tree, editor, LSPs, vim keybindings, search/replace, terminal (libghostty), and git diff viewer (inspired by GitUp).* Unopinionated worktree support. Worktrees are useful but add overhead. Instead of every thread getting a new worktree, they re optional to create as you want. Every worktree gets its own task board and IDE workspace.* Fully native app, GPU-rendered UI. Runs at 120 fps.* Keyboard-first workflow. A big part of software engineering now is just incrementally herding a flock of agents to completion. I wanted a power tool like Linear or Superhuman to manage that process. The whole development loop — create tasks, open next ready task, catch up on context, respond or mark done, next, add more tasks as needed, etc — can be done from the keyboard.Invoker has been my daily driver for a while (I built it mostly using itself), but it doesn t support every feature out there yet (e.g. `/goal` isn t implemented). If there s something you re used to that s missing, please let me know — brandon@invoker.build. Last-mile feature parity is a high priority.The current business model is embarrassingly simple: charging for the software. There s a 3-day free trial, then it s free for the first 1 hr of combined agent use per day, then $10/mo for continued unlimited use (annual/lifetime also available). Truthfully, as I was reasoning through pricing models, I realized that it s just extremely awkward to charge for something like this without reselling tokens; any thoughts or feedback here would be welcome.Would also love to hear any thoughts in general regarding the product, missing features, or anything else!