Aidcrew is an open-source terminal application that runs a team of multiple AI coding agents simultaneously, each on its own model and provider, with every job executing inside an isolated git worktree. A planner agent (typically a stronger model) hands work to specialist coders, reviewers, and testers running on cheaper or free-tier models; results route back to the planner for a verdict before the branch is merged. The project description file and orchestration contract live in the repository alongside the code, so every team member — human or agent — shares the same understanding of how work moves between roles. Mixed-model teams are the base case rather than an add-on: planning on Claude Opus, coding on DeepSeek Flash, and reviewing on a free-tier model keeps per-run costs under one cent. Aidcrew is MIT-licensed, plugin-based, and ships as a single binary for macOS, Linux, and Windows, with no runtime dependencies beyond a shell.
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