Shep

Shep provides a control center for running multiple AI coding agents in parallel, each isolated in its own Git worktree and branch. It automates routine development tasks such as committing changes, pushing to remote repositories, opening pull requests, and monitoring continuous‑integration pipelines, allowing developers to focus on feature work rather than context‑switching between branches and CI dashboards.

The tool can be operated through a web dashboard or a command‑line interface, supporting Node.js 22+, npm, Git, and the GitHub CLI. It works with various AI agents—including Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini—once they are authenticated, and can initialize a Git repository automatically if none exists. Users can create new feature sessions with a single command, specify target repositories, and configure automation options like automatic pushes and PR creation.

Shep’s design enables simultaneous development of many features—up to ten at once—while keeping each worktree isolated to prevent branch conflicts. It also offers quick access to IDEs, terminals, or file managers for any feature, and supports multi‑repository management from a single interface.