Nimbalyst is the local wiki and visual workspace where you, Codex, Claude Code work together on: sessions, tasks, docs, diagrams, mockups, code, team collab
@markfenner I'm always looking for new tools. I've been using @nimbalyst for coding because of being able to orchestrate opus and codex in a really cool visual environment. What do you use?
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Tried @nimbalyst today. Very, very cool. It has all the productivity tools built in that TUIs don't, and I can visually switch projects and sessions without needing to remember sessions names or IDs. Claude can orchestrate codex in a high productivity space. I'm pumped.
@pashadelics Try using @nimbalyst as your work environment. Folders as primitives where you throw everything about a project / task and start making sense of it with any LLM you work with. Working like a charm for me.
@zaidakhterr@nimbalyst fixes all the things that conductor got wrong.
- some projects need worktrees, some need to see other sessions edits live, conductor cant do it
- i like one window per project, vs all sessions for 8 projects in one window
- spent time trying to bend dsh into what nimbalyst is
All your agents report in from the menu bar. Track running, awaiting user input, and completed sessions as they transition state. Hover to see all key state and jump directly to a session. New in nimbalyst.
such good first impressions from @nimbalyst
– built-in task management
– organize sessions per tasks and worktrees
– see git diff per session, not just all edits
– highly visual planning features, with support for html prototypes, diagrams, etc.