Farled

Farled · traffic control for parallel coding

See overlapping work before it becomes a merge problem.

farled /ˈfɑːrˌleːd/ · Swedish — a navigable channel; a marked, safe route through water.

Your agents ship in parallel. Farled shows when developers and coding agents are changing the same parts of a codebase — and warns the team while there is still time to coordinate.

Humans, Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other tools share the same view. Nothing is locked.

The conflict appears at review, after both tasks are finished. Farled sees the shared code area while both tasks are still in motion.

One shared viewacross people and agents
Early warningsby file, line, and symbol
Metadata onlynever source, diffs, or prompts

NOTE A — ONE SIMPLE EXAMPLE

Three tasks start.
Two head toward the same code.

Every task looks independent from inside its own window. Farled supplies the missing team-wide view.

  1. 01

    Work starts

    A developer and several agents begin tasks in separate branches and worktrees.

  2. 02

    Paths overlap

    Two tasks begin changing the same checkout code without knowing about each other.

  3. 03

    Farled warns

    The team sees who is involved, where the overlap is, and how urgent it looks.

  4. 04

    Work is sequenced

    One task waits or changes scope. Both can proceed without discovering the problem at review.

NOTE B — WHAT FARLED DOES

Shared awareness for work
that moves faster than the team can watch.

01 · SEE

Know what is already in motion

Farled brings active branches, worktrees, pull requests, people, and agents into one current view.

02 · WARN

Spot overlapping work early

Deterministic checks flag shared files, nearby lines, and the same Go function without asking an AI model to guess.

03 · COORDINATE

Give everyone the same answer

People use the dashboard. Agents ask over MCP. Passage plans can reserve an intended area before coding begins. Every surface reads the same shared state.

NOTE C — ONE CHART, MANY TOOLS

Humans and agents share the same view.

Farled sits beside the tools rather than replacing them. Teams can coordinate local work and remote branches across the coding assistants they already use.

Human developersClaude CodeCodexCursorGitHubAny MCP client

NOTE D — SEE THE REAL LOOP

Try the collision demo
on your own machine.

One command creates a throwaway repository, starts two worktrees, makes overlapping edits, and shows the warning an agent receives.

No account, hosted service, or sample repository is required.

go install github.com/getfarled/farled/cmd/farled@latest
farled demo collision

BUILT FOR THE PERSON WHO HAS TO SAY YES

Farled sees the traffic.
It does not read the cargo.

The protocol has no field for source code, diff bodies, prompts, chat logs, or secrets.

Preview every payload before it leaves a machine with farled report --preview. Read the security details →

NOTE E — HARBOR DUES

Prove the problem first.
Expand only when it helps.

Run the open-source demo locally, or evaluate recent pull-request overlap with Farled Cloud during the design-partner stage.

Community

Freeforever · Apache-2.0 · your machine

Local reporter, live radar, deterministic warnings, dashboard, passage plans, and agent tools.

Run the demo →

Enterprise

Customannual · talk to us

Self-hosted or single-tenant, audit exports, retention. Roadmap: SSO/SCIM, SOC 2.

Talk to us →

Design-partner berths are open: six months free in exchange for honest feedback and a case study. info@farled.dev

YOUR FIRST CHART

See the problem in sixty seconds.

The demo is local, disposable, and shows the complete Farled loop.