📢 Munder Difflin is live on Product Hunt — come upvote (and tell us what is broken)

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Munder Difflin is live on Product Hunt today. If the project has been useful to you — or if you just like the idea of a paper company staffed entirely by agents — a vote or an honest comment over there is the single best way to help other people find it. Comments count for more than votes, and "here's what didn't work for me" is a perfectly good comment.

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What's on the listing

Clones for you and your team, working 24/7.

Munder Difflin takes the terminal-agent CLIs you already run — claude, codex, agy, grok, kimi, qwen, opencode, crush, pi, copilot — and turns them into a self-coordinating office of agents on your own machine.

• Every agent is a real CLI process in a real pseudo-terminal (node-pty), byte-for-byte authentic, each in its own git worktree.
• Michael — your clone — is in charge. You talk to him; he reads the request, plans it, and routes work to the right agent. They message each other and share long-term memory, so nothing gets re-explained.
• Kick it off from anywhere: Slack, a webhook, or a schedule. Including at 3am.
• You can watch all of it on a 2D office floor. The simulation is deterministic — it doesn't spend a single token.

Free, MIT-licensed and local-first. It runs on the CLI subscription you already pay for, and your code and keys never leave your machine.

Where the project is

Latest build is v0.4.3 — macOS .dmg, Windows setup, Linux .AppImage. The last few releases, briefly:

v0.4.3	Michael's portrait is the app mark everywhere — one vector source, every icon generated from it
v0.4.2	Anonymous usage stats: documented, opt-out, and off in forks
v0.4.1	The app and the site now make the same claims — no more drift between them
v0.4.0	New brand and landing page

Full detail in the changelog; the site is at munderdiffl.in.

How you can help today

1. Upvote and comment on Product Hunt — especially the comment.
2. Tell us what broke. Open an issue or ask in Q&A. Launch-day bug reports get looked at first.
3. Show us your floor. If you have agents doing something genuinely useful, Show and tell is open.

Thank you to everyone who has starred, filed an issue, or forked this and made it their own. It is still a working prototype and it still has sharp edges — telling us where they are is the most useful thing you can do.

The world's best agents. The world's worst paper company. 🧻