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Elco Console compared with other tools for running Claude Code agents
Many tools in this space are about running several coding agents in parallel on one task. Elco Console is about running a small team of agents through a workday: lanes with rules, a schedule, handoffs, and one inbox for your decisions. Pick by which problem you have.
| Tool | What it is | Price (own site, Nov 5 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Conductor | Mac app for running Claude Code, Codex and Cursor agents in parallel, each in an isolated workspace | Free (its FAQ says it doesn't charge right now) |
| Claude Squad | Terminal app (tmux + git worktrees) for managing several Claude Code, Codex or Gemini sessions | Free, open source (AGPL-3.0) |
| amux | Agent "control plane": shared task board, @mentions between agents, overnight runs, iPhone and Mac | Self-host free (MIT + Commons Clause); Cloud Solo $39/mo, Team $69/mo, Max $129/mo |
| Elco Console | Local Mac console: Claude Code agents as named lanes with standing rules, a workday scheduler with caps and handoffs, team log, task board, owner inbox | $99 one-time, self-hosted |
Claude Code itself also has built-in multi-agent features; see Anthropic's documentation.
Competitor details come from each product's own website, checked November 5, 2026. Products change; check their sites for current features and prices. If something here is wrong, email support@elcodev.com and we'll fix it.
Elco Console runs your own Claude Code sessions as a small team on your Mac: lanes with rules, a workday scheduler and one inbox for your decisions. $99 one-time, self-hosted. See what it does →