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Claude Code v2.1.170
Opus 4.8 (1M context) with high effort · Claude Max
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← for agents⧉ In README.md
Every project gets its own agent, login, and terminal. Switch between them like Slack workspaces.
Close the window; the work keeps going. Free and open source.
Many folders, many logins, work that shouldn't stop when you do. Most tools handle one at a time. Soromi handles all of it.
Api, web, mobile. One workspace holds them all, so the agent understands the whole project, not just one folder at a time.
Work, personal, client. Each project uses its own login, kept cleanly apart. No logging in and out, no mixing them up.
Lock your machine, close the window. The agents keep working and are right where you left them when you return.
Point it at your folders. That's the whole setup.
Pick the folders an agent should see: one, a few, or a whole project. It works with exactly those and ignores everything else.
Less clutter for the agent means clearer answers and fewer wrong turns.
Open several terminals in one project and run more projects side by side. Name them, and they all come back after a restart.
Every project sits in the sidebar. Jump between them in a click, each with its own agent, login, and files.
Close the app and your agents keep running. Open it again and pick up right where you left off.
Give each project its own login: personal, work, or client. They never mix, and Soromi stores no passwords.
A sound and a notification when an agent needs your input or finishes, even when the app is closed. Mute any project you like.
Keep your machine from sleeping while an agent works, so long jobs finish instead of stalling.
A quick, read-only view of your files. Glance at what the agent did; your real editor stays your editor.
See each project's commands and skills in the sidebar, and drop one straight into the terminal.
Save a project's setup to a small file others can open, or just start fresh. Either way works.
Step away from your desk and your agents keep going. Open Soromi in your phone's browser to see what each one is doing and tap to answer when it needs you.
A small background service does the real work. Whatever you look at, on your laptop or your phone, is just a window onto it.
It runs your terminals in the background, keeps track of what each agent is doing, and sends you alerts, window open or not.
The app and the engine speak the same language, so what you see always matches what's really happening.
The screen only shows what the engine sends and passes your typing back. That's why the very same view can run on your phone.
No new agent to learn. Soromi runs the ones you already have.
| Agent | Separate logins | Alerts | Folder focus | Skills |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Yes | Yes | Yes | Commands + skills |
| Codex | Yes | When it finishes | First folder | Prompts + skills |
Free and open source. Grab the installer for your platform.
Every build lives on the GitHub releases page.
What it leaves out is the point.
It does the job and stays out of the way.