Agents like Claude Code can work autonomously for long stretches, allowing several to be run in parallel. But this parallelism creates new management work: tracking what the agents are doing, scrolling through transcripts to find the background a decision needs, and coordinating handoffs of work and context.

Romp simplifies and automates this management: it tracks every agent and its tasks, surfaces what needs your attention, and keeps them moving and working together. You stay focused on what you're trying to accomplish.

Romp is built on top of Claude Code: the agents Romp manages are ordinary sessions, gathered into one live interface.

You have full control over where Romp runs and how you access it. Its user interface opens in a browser, in the VS Code / Cursor extension, or on a phone. The back end that drives the agents runs on your laptop, on a server, or on several machines at once: agents on different machines message each other, and you steer them all from one place.

Its key features:

Every session, one view

The timeline shows every session: what's running, what's idle, and what needs you.

Task management

Romp reads the agents' transcripts and tracks the work, so you don't have to.

A card shows each task with the essential information: why the work is happening, what the agent did, and the sub-tasks completed along the way.

Coordination you can see

The Romp Postal Service lets agents ask each other questions and hand off work.

Navigate anywhere, detail on demand

Find any work by when it happened on the timeline or by the task it belonged to, then open it for the full detail.