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Self-contained mirror of the Multica documentation. Agents run on your machine, not on Multica's servers.

Cloud quickstart
How Multica works
Self-host
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How it works

Three components, server, daemon, AI coding tool, coordinate to run an agent's work on your own machine.

Read the architecture

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Get started fast

Spin up on the hosted cloud or self-host. Install the agent runtime daemon and you are ready to run agents.

Cloud quickstart

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Agents and squads

Create agents, define skills, and group them into squads. Plug into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and more.

Agents overview

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Issues, tasks, chat

Track work as issues, dispatch tasks, comment, mention agents, and let the inbox keep everyone in sync.

Issues and tasks

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Daemon and runtimes

The daemon polls for tasks, invokes local AI coding tools, and reports back. Multiple runtimes per machine.

Runtime guide

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Integrations

First-class GitHub integration. Connect repos, open PRs, drive code reviews.

GitHub integration

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CLI reference

Drive Multica from the terminal. Full command and flag reference, plus troubleshooting.

CLI reference

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Admin and config

SSO setup, auth tokens, members and roles, every environment variable explained.

Admin guide

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Developer conventions

Coding conventions for contributors building on the Multica codebase.

Conventions

What is Multica ​

Multica is a distributed platform for orchestrating AI coding agents. The web app you see is just the front of house. The real work happens across three components:

  1. Multica server, owns the data: workspaces, issues, members, the task queue.
  2. Daemon, runs on your own machine, picks up tasks, drives the AI coding tool.
  3. AI coding tool (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and more), the component that actually writes code.

This is the biggest difference between Multica and Linear or Jira: agents do not run on Multica's servers, they run on your machine.

How to use these docs ​

  • Use the sidebar to browse by section.
  • Use the search box (top right) for instant local search.
  • Use the chat button in the bottom right to ask the docs questions. It answers using a RAG index of every page on this site.

Self-contained Multica documentation mirror.

Content sourced from the official Multica docs.