Horde: a local Rust daemon for durable, multi-agent coding orchestration via MCP
EyalToledano · x · 2026-09-23
Horde (horde.sh), which drew attention from Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke, is a local Rust daemon that turns one objective into a durable workflow coordinated across coding agents. It plans tasks into steps, runs workers in isolated Git worktrees, logs events to SQLite, and integrates results onto its own branch; execution survives disconnects and resumes after interruptions. Local-first by design, it reuses your signed-in agent CLIs, supports opt-in remote workers over Tailscale, and exposes 99 typed operations via a stdio MCP server so your own agents can submit and steer tasks.
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