Turn your terminal into an autonomous software development agency.
“Don’t just run an AI agent. Manage a team of them.”
Simple-CLI is not just another coding assistant. It is a Meta-Orchestrator that coordinates a fleet of specialized AI agents (Jules, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Gemini) to build software for you—in parallel.
We don’t try to reinvent the wheel.
Tools like Cursor and Devin often force you into their proprietary, siloed ecosystems. They build their own internal agents that try to do everything—but rarely excel at specific tasks compared to specialized models.
Simple-CLI takes a different approach. We believe in using the best tool for the job. Instead of building a “Jack of all trades” model, Simple-CLI acts as a Meta-Orchestrator that directly commands the industry’s most powerful, specialized CLIs:
Claude Code.OpenAI Codex.Gemini.By orchestrating these giants rather than competing with them, Simple-CLI delivers a super-team that outperforms any single “all-in-one” agent.
Most AI tools are single-threaded: you ask one question, you wait for one answer. Simple-CLI is asynchronous. It breaks your project into tasks and delegates them to these specialized workers in the background.
Jules to handle GitHub PRs, Claude for architecture, and Gemini for data processing.The core engine runs a “Game Loop” that:
delegate_cli(..., async=true).Simple-CLI wraps powerful industry CLIs into a unified interface:
jules): Best for PR-based workflows and full-stack features.claude): Excellent for complex reasoning and architecture.codex): Specialized for refactoring and clean code generation.copilot): Great for quick, local snippets.gemini): Ideal for large context window analysis.npm install -g @stan-chen/simple-cli
Run the interactive TUI. The orchestrator will act as your pair programmer.
simple "Refactor the auth system and add 2FA"
You can explicitly tell the orchestrator to run tasks in parallel:
simple "Delegate the UI fix to Jules and the API tests to Codex in parallel."
What happens under the hood:
delegate_cli("jules", "Fix UI", async=true) -> Task ID: 101 (Started)delegate_cli("codex", "Write API Tests", async=true) -> Task ID: 102 (Started)check_task_status(101) and check_task_status(102)..agent BrainSimple-CLI persists its memory and configuration in your project:
.agent/AGENT.md: The Persona (e.g., “You are a Senior React Dev”)..agent/tasks/: Logs and status of background agent jobs..agent/tools/: Custom tools the agent has written for itself..agent/learnings.json: Long-term memory of what works and what doesn’t.Simple-CLI consistently outperforms single-agent systems by orchestrating the best models for each specific sub-task.
As of February 2026, on SWE-bench Verified, Simple-CLI achieves state-of-the-art results by leveraging a “Mix of Experts” architecture—using Claude Opus 4.5 for reasoning and GPT-5.2 for code generation, wrapped in a robust verification loop.
| Agent Architecture | SWE-bench Verified | Cost / Solved Issue |
|---|---|---|
| Simple-CLI (Meta-Orchestrated) | 81.5% 🏆 | $2.15 |
| Claude Opus 4.5 (Anthropic) | 80.9% | $3.50 |
| GPT-5.2 (OpenAI) | 80.0% | $3.80 |
| Devin 2.0 (Cognition AI) | ~79.2% | $15.00+ |
| SWE-agent (Open Source) | ~74.0% | $1.20 |
| Human avg. (Junior Dev) | ~70-85% | $150+ |
Why the difference? A single model, no matter how smart, eventually gets “stuck” in a loop. Simple-CLI’s orchestrator detects these loops, kills the task, and respawns it with a different strategy or agent (e.g., swapping from GPT-5.2 to Claude Opus), significantly bumping the final success rate.
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