BridgeSpace is the Agentic Development Environment from BridgeMind — a desktop workspace where builders orchestrate up to 16 AI coding agents in parallel terminal grids alongside BridgeBoard, a Kanban that dispatches agents, BridgeSwarm multi-agent orchestration, BridgeMemory shared agent memory, and a built-in editor and browser, on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Up to 16 agent terminals, a Kanban that dispatches agents, and BridgeSwarm to direct whole teams — one desktop window.
macOS · Windows · Linux · GPU-accelerated terminals
Tight on a phone — the desktop app has room for 16 panes.
Terminals, tasks, memory, and review — the whole shipping loop in one window. Every frame below is the real app, not a mockup.
Split panes in any direction and run up to 16 agent terminals side by side — every agent visible at once. Drag a Skill onto any pane and that agent picks it up: security review, SEO audit, commit-and-push.
Give BridgeSwarm a mission and it spins up a coordinator, builders, scouts, and reviewers on a live mission tree. Steer one agent or all of them from a single command bar.
BridgeBoard is a kanban synced both ways with BridgeMind. Move a card and an agent picks the task up; agents file what they find and move cards through review as they work.
BridgeMemory keeps plain markdown in .bridgememory/, linked into a graph every agent reads and writes over MCP. What one agent learns, the next one starts with. Commit it like code.
A file tree, an editor, and an embedded browser live beside the grid. Read the diff, open localhost, and review what your agents shipped — the loop closes in the same window.
One plan unlocks every tool you need to vibe code — this one and everything below. Compare plans
The agentic development environment for vibe coding — multi-pane terminals, a Kanban board, code context, and AI agents in one desktop window, so you can build, review, and ship without switching tools.
The multi-agent orchestration system inside BridgeSpace. Define a mission, assign roles — builder, reviewer, scout, coordinator — and a coordinated team of agents divides the work, talks through a shared mailbox, and ships in parallel.
Cursor is an IDE. Warp is a terminal. BridgeSpace is the workroom around them — terminal grids, tasks, agents, and review context, all built for vibe coding sessions instead of a single editor pane.
BridgeSpace is included with every paid BridgeMind plan, starting with Basic. The same subscription unlocks more of the ecosystem as you move up — compare plans to see what each tier adds.
