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Friday

An MIT-licensed local desktop app that runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot, and other coding agents side by side on a shared task board.

Friday home screen in the Code view, with five recent sessions in the sidebar and a Right now list of tasks marked Working
Friday home screen from the splashxmoon/friday README (docs/assets/hero.png), retrieved November 4, 2026; not a local runtime test. Friday GitHub README

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Where it fits

Friday is a local desktop app that runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot, and other coding agents side by side on a shared task board. Agents message each other, and a task hands off to another agent when one hits its usage limit.

Each agent works in its own git worktree. You review the diff and leave line notes. It runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux with no account.

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Measure outcomes from Friday-run agent work

Friday runs coding agents side by side on a shared task board. Separately configured product analytics can show the observed user-facing results of a change those agents helped ship.

This is an optional measurement workflow, not a native Friday integration with Agent Analytics. Configure product tracking and authorized analytics access separately; the listing does not install tracking or report Friday task board activity.

First loop to measure

  1. coding agents share a Friday task board, message each other, and hand off when one hits a usage limit
  2. the reviewed change is deployed to a separately instrumented project
  3. a human or an authorized agent reads observed product outcomes
  4. the team uses that evidence to choose the next task

Copyable prompt

If product tracking and analytics access are already configured, inspect the deployed change over an appropriate observation window. Report measured outcomes, missing evidence and limitations. Do not infer causation from before-and-after movement or treat task board activity as product usage.