If your agents are productive and your desktop is chaos, try ProofStack.
Talk to an orchestrator, run Agent or Swarm, edit in Code, and run Check before you ship.
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Which part would you try on a real project first?
Your agents are only as good as the tools they can reach.
ProofStack keeps plugins and MCP next to Agent, Swarm, and Code, so the workspace and the tools live together.
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Which MCP or plugin do you refuse to code without?
Building ProofStack in public as a founder who gets lost in agent tabs too.
The bet: vibe coding needs a real workspace, not another chat window. Agent, Swarm, Code, Check, orchestrator, plugins.
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What should a vibe-coding workspace nail first?
Prompting is great until you're arguing with the model about a one-line fix.
ProofStack keeps Code beside Agent and Swarm so you can jump in, ship the line, and move on.
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What's the smallest change you'd rather type than prompt?
Two agents. Same repo. Different ideas of "done".
Swarm is useful until nobody owns the conflict.
ProofStack runs Swarm with terminals and project activity visible so you can see who touched what.
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Have two agents ever stepped on each other in your repo?
Before I merge agent-written code, I want a pass that names the bug, not a vibes review.
Check in ProofStack flags bugs, security issues, and risks, then offers a one-click fix for that exact problem.
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What's your merge gate for AI-written code today?
I don't want to be the middle manager between my coding agents.
I want to tell one orchestrator what to build, and let Agent or Swarm handle the rest while I watch project activity.
That's ProofStack.
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Would you hand a full feature to an orchestrator today?
Six terminals. Four chat tabs. Two diffs you swore you'd review later.
Multi-agent coding didn't free your afternoon. It filled your screen.
ProofStack: Agent, Swarm, terminals, project activity in one place.
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How many windows is your setup on right now?
You paste the same context into three agents.
Then again when the fourth starts cold.
That copy-paste tax is why I'm building ProofStack: one workspace, Agent or Swarm when you need them.
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How many times did you re-explain your repo today?
If you're vibe coding with multiple agents and tired of babysitting windows, try ProofStack.
Run Agent or Swarm, talk to an orchestrator, jump into Code, and run Check before you ship.
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What's the one workflow you'd try first?
I wanted one workspace for agents, terminals, and plugins instead of a pile of tabs.
So I'm building ProofStack: Agent, Swarm, Code, Check, orchestrator, project activity, plugins and MCP.
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Which piece of your agent stack is still in its own tab?
One agent is useful. A Swarm is when you stop being the traffic cop.
ProofStack runs agents in parallel with terminals and project activity in the same workspace.
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Would you rather one strong agent, or several in parallel?
Agent demos look clean. Production merges do not.
Security bugs never show up in the happy path.
Check in ProofStack flags bugs, security issues, and risks, with a one-click fix for that exact problem.
https://t.co/Mmy5wAHE0b
Have you shipped agent code and found the scary part later?
Sometimes the fastest move is to stop prompting and fix the line yourself.
ProofStack keeps Code next to Agent and Swarm. Agents do the heavy lifting. You keep the taste.
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When do you take the keyboard back from your agents?
Building ProofStack as a founder who actually uses coding agents every day.
The feature I keep coming back to is Check: bugs, security issues, and risks, each with a one-click fix for that exact problem.
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What should get checked before you merge agent code?
What if you talked to one agent in plain English, and let it run the others?
That's the orchestrator in ProofStack. Small job to Agent. Bigger job to Swarm. One workspace.
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What would you trust it to do without checking first?
Multi-agent coding came with a job nobody applied for: agent babysitter.
Watching terminals. Rereading diffs. Remembering who you told what.
ProofStack puts that in one workspace.
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What's your biggest agent headache right now?
My favorite ProofStack button isn't the one that writes code.
It's Check's fix button, next to a specific bug or security issue. Not "improve my code." That exact problem.
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Are you checking AI code before you ship, or hoping for the best?