| What it does | A full interface for terminal coding agents
| A harness-agnostic framework for AI coding tools
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| Based in | US
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| Open source
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| Pricing | Free: $0, includes the full local product, all four agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode), full interface with generative UI and mission control across unlimited sessions. Pro: $12/mo or $99/yr, adds cross-device access with QR code pairing and end-to-end encrypted relay.
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| Key features | - Structured UI for diffs, checklists, tables, charts, and diagrams
- Mission control shows all sessions at a glance
- Workspace changes view to review Git diffs
- Cross-device Pro relay with end-to-end encryption
- Support for local models via Ollama, LM Studio, or vLLM
- Interactive PTY mode for sudo and ssh commands
- Pinned widgets and generative UI in sandboxed iframes
- Linux desktop app with .deb, AppImage, and .tar.gz packages
- API key never serialized to browser
- Full visibility of thinking, tool calls, tokens, and cost
| - Configure plugins, skills, MCP servers, and hooks in a single harness.yaml file
- Observatory: monitor every session, tool call, and minute of activity
- Memory: persistent knowledge graph for AI orientation
- Comparator: run prompts across Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot side by side
- Import existing configs from multiple AI coding tools automatically
- Share complete setup via single file with teammates
- Harness Parity: verify all connected AI tools end up with identical configuration
- Cross-harness compatibility table showing actual tool capabilities
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| What makes it different | - Same agent, same settings and memory — Mirafold only upgrades the interface
- Nothing the terminal shows is lost — full superset of output
- All MIT open source including the relay code
- Works entirely locally with no agent modifications needed
| - Import-first approach: reads existing configs from all your tools and converges them before you write YAML
- No marketing gloss: capability table generated at build time from actual adapter code, not hand-maintained
- Portable across tools: single harness.yaml travels with you to every machine and tool
- Open source and free: no cost beyond existing Claude subscription
- Based on open specification: Harness Protocol is vendor-neutral and JSON Schema validated
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| Community votes | 0 | 0 |
| DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs) | 4 ● no change since last check | 16 ● no change since last check |
| Trust Flow (Majestic) | 0 | 0 |
| Citation Flow (Majestic) | 24 | 20 |
| Referring domains (Majestic) | 83 | 11 |