chen-985211/cleancode is an open-source development environment that runs CLI agents such as Claude Code and Codex in parallel and divides up the work. There is no latest release version registered in the provided FACTS. The repository description and README present a canvas that links agents, terminals, and project workspaces on a single screen. It is written in TypeScript and uses the MIT license.
According to the README, you can place multiple coding agents and tasks on the canvas, delegate work, and connect them into automated flows. It also explains support for branch work that splits the repository's workspaces based on git worktrees (git worktree). Automated flows can define dependencies between tasks, and it presents a connector tool that creates agents on the canvas and splits tasks, along with branch work linked to issues. So it is close to a tool aimed at handling parallel work across multiple agents and reusable flows in one place.
That said, the provided FACTS contain no release version and no version-by-version change log, so specific updates cannot be confirmed. It has 94 stars and a momentum score of 1.1 out of 10. Benchmarks and real use cases are not presented in the FACTS either, so it is hard to judge completeness or effectiveness from the feature descriptions in the README alone. The direction of visually organizing agent work is clear, but the adoption decision needs additional evidence.