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Quickstart
Mousse is an Electron desktop orchestrator for parallel coding agents. Point it at a git repository, describe the work, and the orchestrator can dispatch agents into isolated worktrees. The app, terminals, credentials, and worktrees stay on your machine; your selected LLM provider handles model requests.
1 · Install
2 · Add a project
Open Mousse and add a git repository from the left rail. Threads are grouped per project, and each thread keeps its own agent history, plans and worktrees.
Mousse uses git worktrees to isolate agent tasks. Commit or stash important local changes before merging agent branches, and review each result before completion.
3 · Describe the work, approve the plan
Write to the main agent as you would to a lead. In plan mode it reads the repo and answers with a plan card — steps, files and a model per step. Edit any step, then hit Implement plan.
Ask questions about the repo. Read-only — nothing is written.
The main agent drafts a plan card you approve before any code runs.
One agent implements a scoped change directly in a worktree.
Long-running autonomy: the main agent keeps delegating until done.
4 · Watch the fan-out
Each task becomes an agent in its own git worktree and branch, with a live terminal in the Agents panel. Take one over by typing into it; pause or kill it at any point.
5 · Drive it from the terminal
6 · Answer from anywhere
Connect a channel and the thread reaches you on your phone: approve plans, answer questions, or kick off a scheduled job. Adapters ship for Telegram, Discord and plain webhooks.