i·rie /ˈaɪ.ri/ · adjective, Jamaican Patois

Good, pleasing, at peace. Everything’s all right.

“Everything irie.”

If you could do anything, what would you do first?

Irie runs your AI coding agents side by side, in one calm view.

The Irie window: a list of five coding agents on the left, and the picked agent’s live screen on the right. On the left is Irie’s sidebar. Its header reads Irie, then counts: 2 working, 1 needs you, 1 done, none paused or frozen. Below are five rows, one per agent, each with a mark, a name and an age: update-the-dependencies, idle, 1 hour; write-the-release-notes, done with a green tick, 25 minutes; redesign-the-pricing-page, in red because it needs you, 12 minutes; add-dark-mode-to-settings, working, 8 minutes; and fix-the-flaky-checkout-test, working and picked, 3 minutes. Under the list, a status line names the command the picked agent is running, and the bottom line is the box for a new task. On the right, drawn simply, is the picked agent’s own screen: it runs the checkout tests, finds that one fails because it reads the real clock, edits the test, and is running the tests again. Irie Irie 2 1 1 0 0 update-the-dependencies 1h write-the-release-notes 25m redesign-the-pricing-page 12m add-dark-mode-to-settings 8m fix-the-flaky-checkout-test 3m Bash · go test ./checkout/... ·… › new task (Enter starts it) > fix the flaky checkout test → Read checkout/cart_test.go → Bash go test ./checkout/... ← FAIL TestTotal: got 2 items, want 3 The test reads the real clock, so it fails just after midnight. I’ll give it a fixed clock. → Edit checkout/cart_test.go → Bash go test ./checkout/...
Each row is an agent. Red means it needs you, and the one you pick runs live on the right.

A coding agent is an AI program that reads, writes and tests code for you.

Irie lets you run several at once, and shows you which one needs you.

Irie is early, and its first release, 0.1.0, has no download yet, but you can build it from its source code today: see Install. The roadmap shows what is built so far.

Why Irie

Recording to come: opening Irie, typing a task and watching its row.