Jaz By Gluonfield Orchestrates Local AI Coding Agents

The new release of Jaz brings a personal artificial intelligence system directly to your own machines. This open source platform lets you run various coding agents, schedule loops overnight, and manage memory. Users can interact through a familiar chat interface or visual dashboards to handle their work.
Developer gluonfield created this project to let people reuse existing coding agents rather than reinventing them. The developer built a client and server system where the backend owns everything and the frontend acts as a control surface. By doing this, the project allows anyone to carry their existing paid plans forward while keeping their data private.
Live dashboards and scheduled agents
- Pick coding agents per chat thread.
- Schedule prompts that run overnight loops.
- Multi-window dashboards of live artifacts.
- Built-in git control from chat threads.
- Unified memory that you can export.
- Always-on mode for continuous daily work.
This tool is for people who already use popular coding agents like Codex or Claude and want a unified place to manage them. It benefits those who need automated tasks running while they sleep or step away from the keyboard. Developers and small teams can also use the built-in git controls to ship code directly from their conversations.
Project notes and architecture details
The backend is written in Go while the desktop application uses Electron and React. Users can run both parts together on their own computer or put the backend on a remote server. The system connects to major apps like Telegram, WhatsApp, Gmail, Calendar, and Slack into a single owned context.
"Imagine a board where every tile is an agent those job is to maintain the tile." - Source: Reddit