Squadra
Squadra is an open-source CLI that coordinates several Claude Code, Codex and Cursor agent windows on one project, for teams running parallel agent sessions.
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Pricing and API checked by an OpenBeat editor on Nov 12, 2026 · facts from the maker’s own site ·
Tool insights
Squadra keeps several AI coding agent windows working on the same project from one shared task list on your own computer. It adds task confirmation, independent review and a local dashboard, so parallel agent work stays organised and checkable.
When several agent windows work on one codebase, they can overlap, lose track of who does what, or approve their own code. Squadra gives them a shared registry and review steps to reduce that confusion.
Teams or solo developers who run several Claude Code, Codex or Cursor sessions on one project and want structure around them. It is probably not for Windows users who need qualified process controls, or for anyone who wants a hosted service.
What it does
Squadra, made by dagoSte, is a command-line tool that coordinates several AI coding agent windows working on one project. It supports Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. Tasks live in a shared registry on your local computer, so each window can see what is planned, claimed and done.
The main use case is parallel agent work. One window writes code, another reviews it, and a dashboard shows progress.
Key features
- Shared task registry on the local computer.
- Task confirmation before work starts.
- Independent review by a window that did not write the code.
- Proof bound to the exact code that was checked.
- Local dashboard in Italian or English.
- Token usage shown per window, model and task.
- Built-in skills for lessons, simplification and forecasts.
- Plugins via MCP.
- Parallel tests and prechecks.
- Decisions recorded and linked to tasks.
The changelog also lists items such as window handover in two commands, fatigue warnings, automatic lanes, per-task read budgets, overlap checks, one-step resume and known-red tests. Dates for these changes are not stated in the facts available to us.
Pricing
Squadra is open source under the MIT licence. As of November 2026 the maker's site lists no paid plans and no starting price. A free plan is marked as available, since you can use the code at no cost. Costs of the underlying agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) are separate and are not covered on the maker's page.
API and integrations
A public API is not stated on the maker's site. No SDKs are listed. Squadra works with Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and it supports plugins through MCP. It runs as a CLI on macOS and POSIX systems. The docs are in a SETUP.md file on GitHub, and a changelog is also on GitHub.
Good to know
- macOS and POSIX are the tested environments.
- You need Python 3.12 or newer, Git and a browser for the dashboard.
- Node.js is required to run the selftest.
- Windows process controls are not qualified.
- Recovery with submodules, Git LFS or sparse checkouts is not qualified.
- The dashboard runs locally, and the task registry stays on your computer.
- The changelog file is named with an Italian suffix, so some project material may be in Italian.
FAQ
Is Squadra free and open source?
Yes. Squadra is open source under the MIT licence, and as of November 2026 the maker's site lists no paid plans. The agents you connect to it may have their own costs, which are not stated on the maker's site.
Which AI coding agents does Squadra work with?
Squadra coordinates Claude Code, Codex and Cursor agent windows on one project. It also supports plugins through MCP.
What do I need to run Squadra?
You need Python 3.12 or newer, Git and a browser for the local dashboard. Node.js is also required to run the selftest. macOS and POSIX are the tested environments.
Does Squadra run on Windows?
Windows is not listed as a tested platform. The maker states that Windows process controls are not qualified, so it is safer to use macOS or a POSIX system.
Does Squadra have an API or SDKs?
A public API is not stated on the maker's site, and no SDKs are listed. Squadra is used as a command-line tool, with MCP plugins for extensions.
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