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Murmell

Run multiple AI coding agents at once on a shared cloud canvas, with the team watching terminals and previews in real time to code together.

freemium
Last Updated 9/6/2026

About Murmell

Murmell is a browser-based shared canvas running on cloud machines that lets you run multiple AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, and OpenCode in the same project directory, each in its own window with a real terminal. Everyone with the link sees the terminals, cursors, and previews on the same canvas in real time, so progress no longer needs to be passed around via screenshots. You can open multiple agents in the same project, move and zoom them freely, and follow each session; paid plans add persistent agent memory, inter-agent coordination, session resume (including Claude), and shared file protection. Murmell runs the machines for you, so there is no self-hosting; your code is saved in a private repository you own, and model costs are covered by the subscriptions and API keys you connect.

Best for

Developers who use multiple AI coding agents at the same time
Engineering teams that need to share agent sessions and terminals in real time
Remote and distributed coding teams
Tech leads who want to track multiple agent tasks in one place

Best use cases

Run multiple agents on the same project in parallel while watching each one's terminal and code changes in real time

Teams follow agent work together on the shared canvas instead of passing screenshots around

Compare how Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, and other agents perform in the same project

Resume past sessions and pick up earlier work with persistent memory

Features

Multi-agent shared canvas

Run Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, and OpenCode at the same time in one project directory, each in its own window with a real terminal.

Real-time collaboration

Everyone with the link sees terminals, cursors, and previews in sync, updating live as work happens.

Agent memory and coordination

Persistent agent memory and inter-agent messaging coordination, with session resume (including Claude) and shared file protection.

Hosted cloud machines

Murmell runs the machines for you — no self-hosting — and your code is saved in a private repository you own.

Pros

  • Multiple agents share the same cloud project directory with unified context
  • Everyone sees terminals, cursors, and previews in sync in real time
  • Supports many agents including Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, and OpenCode
  • Cloud machines are officially hosted, with code stored in users' own private repositories

Cons

  • No self-hosting; you must use Murmell's hosted cloud machines

Pricing Plans

1 hour free

$0hour
  • 20 agent windows per person
  • One live canvas, unlimited projects
  • Works with every supported coding agent
  • Real-time collaboration and shared context

Best value

$39.20/monthmonth
  • 20 agent windows per person
  • One live canvas, unlimited projects
  • Works with every supported coding agent
  • Persistent agent memory
  • Inter-agent messaging and coordination
  • Resume sessions (including Claude)
  • Shared file protection
  • Real-time collaboration and previews

* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Murmell's official website.

FAQ

No. You connect your own paid agent subscriptions and API keys; Murmell charges for machines and collaboration only, never for models.
No. Murmell runs the machines for you — that is the product itself; your code ultimately lives in a private repository you own.

Tool Information

DeveloperMurmell
Release Date9/6/2026
Pricingfreemium