Sonars
Agentic IDE where AI agents work in parallel, each in isolated git worktrees
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Sonars is an IDE designed for agentic AI development, enabling multiple Claude agents to work simultaneously on different features in complete isolation using Git worktrees. Each agent can read files, write code, run terminal commands, and commit changes without affecting the main branch until explicitly merged. The interface includes real-time streaming, extended thinking mode support, and a visual diff viewer with syntax highlighting.
Built for developers who want to leverage AI coding at scale without the risk of experimental changes breaking their codebase, Sonars was created in 3 weeks using Claude Opus. The maker reports it was built with Rust and Dioxus for the frontend, Axum for the backend, and uses SQLite and PostgreSQL for data storage.
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