Crispy

About

Crispy gives developers a desktop GUI on top of the Claude Code and Codex CLIs instead of driving them through raw terminals. Sessions are organized for multi-agent orchestration, and the extension's distinguishing mechanism is adversarial verification: a 'superthink' pass that attacks the primary agent's output before it is accepted. Agent memory persists across sessions, and a Discord bridge exposes running agents remotely. Distributed as an MIT-licensed extension on Open VSX with over 13,000 downloads, it is used by developers who want visual supervision of multiple CLI agents, including from their phone.