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Coordinate coding agents locally with shared memory, tasks, and handoffs.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Megastructure Arc" yet — see the docs or source repo.
When developers use multiple coding agents on the same project, Arc helps maintain durable shared memory and reduces repeated context setup. It also supports syncing task state and conventions across agents.
When one agent finishes a stage of work and another needs to continue, Arc can organize the handoff. This helps the next agent understand the current state and move forward faster.
Teams or individuals who want to manage coding agent tasks, memory, and handoffs locally can use Arc as a desktop coordination hub. It fits development workflows that emphasize local operation.
Arc is a local coordination hub for coding agents. The provided information says it offers durable shared memory, tasks, and handoffs, and is delivered as a desktop app.
The description explicitly says it is a local coordination hub and a desktop app. Whether it depends on any additional online services is not stated in the provided material; see the source repository.
The current material only says it is an MCP tool and a desktop app, without installation steps, runtime requirements, or key details. See the source repository for integration instructions.
Coordinate parallel AI coding agents with ownership, file locks, handoffs, and verification.
Coordinate multiple coding agents safely within the same repository.
Persistent memory for coding agents across sessions
Maintain append-only shared memory and review-based acceptance for collaborative work.
Coordinate multiple AI coding agents with locks, shared memory, and file sync.
Delegate coding tasks to background AI coding agents for implementation and changes.