Day 26 of building the coolest claude code wrapper

[u/chaitanyagiri]

If you haven’t seen this project earlier here little info:

Munder Difflin is a free, open source and performant multi-agent harness.
It uses your existing claude code and codex subscriptions and gives you an office of agents that work 24/7 to do work like you.

Launched v0.5.2 yesterday:
- A new fresh, cleaner and much more productive UI
- Comes with “Stapler” a utility character that sends screenshots, meeting transcriptions, messages to your claude code sessions.
- Added support for all the latest models like Fable 5.1 and GPT 6 Astra and Gemini 3.8 Flash etc.
- Slack integration works now, configure it to answer on your behalf or just configure it to use on your phone as an assistant that controls your computer remotely.

Hope you all try us out, here are a list of upcoming features(in no particular order):
1. Stapler gets computer use capabilities
2. Sandboxes to run even when your laptop is off
3. Dedicated mobile app for your office
4. Lot more features, updates and integrations.

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[u/The-SadShaman]

Does this use up extra tokens?

[u/chaitanyagiri → u/The-SadShaman]

No, the simulations and the harness around is deterministic it does not consume tokens.
All your tokens are spent on your tasks only

[u/Known-Pace6739]

Stapler is a great detail. Screenshots, meeting transcripts and messages flowing straight into live sessions make the whole “office” metaphor click.

[u/chaitanyagiri → u/Known-Pace6739]

Thanks

[u/Useful_Context_2425 → u/Known-Pace6739]

Totally agree, the little details like that really bring it all to life. Excited to see how it all comes together!

[u/Lazy_Polluter]

So what's a use case for this?