A developer launched TaskPeace, a tool designed to manage AI coding agents. This system functions as a central command for multiple agents, using a ranked queue to distribute tasks. Agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and ChatGPT-MCP can pull work, receive context, execute, and report back, streamlining complex coding projects.

TaskPeace operates on a simple yet effective model: agents query for the highest-priority, unblocked task. The system then provides the necessary context for the agent to complete the job. This allows developers to define a global priority order across all projects, ensuring efficient workflow and resource allocation for AI assistants.

Developers can monitor their agents' activities through a live cockpit interface. This provides real-time visibility into what each AI agent is working on, enabling better oversight and intervention if needed. The entire queue runs on autopilot, freeing up developers to focus on higher-level decision-making and problem-solving.

This approach moves beyond simple chatbot interactions, offering a structured environment for AI agents to collaborate on development tasks. TaskPeace aims to make AI coding assistants more practical for real-world project management.