chadbyte/clay is a self-hosted workspace for people working with coding agents across multiple projects and sessions. The latest release is v5.2.0. The provided materials do not list any changes in this version. The README explains that it offers real-time collaboration on sessions in the browser, persistent knowledge, parallel worker execution, and management of files, terminals, and changes.
Clay Studio aims to handle per-project workflows and multiple command-line agents in one workspace. It can connect installed agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. Parallel worker execution is a feature that splits and advances multiple tasks, forming part of the scope for managing project work together with session collaboration. The repository is written in JavaScript and uses the AGPL-3.0 license. The star count is 401.
That said, authentication and features differ per agent and depend on the connected runtime. The README also explains that what is passed to model providers likewise depends on the behavior of the chosen runtime. Therefore, there is no basis for treating Clay itself as unifying the authentication or features of different agents. The strength shown by the published description is handling multiple tasks and sessions in one place, while differences in per-agent behavior must be checked in each runtime.