You can now build yourself a clone to control your computer, if you have a claude subscription
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Munder Difflin is a new, free, and open-source Electron desktop application that allows users to build a "clone" to control their computer.…
I built Munder Difflin, a free and open source desktop app (Electron) that runs a multi-agent harness locally on your machine. It wraps CLI agents you already have, Claude Code included, so your clone works with your actual setup instead of making you migrate anything. It supports 10 CLI agent providers off the shelf.
What it does: you give it your workflows and it runs them on your machine while you’re away. Talk mode lets you orchestrate by voice, MemPalace gives agents a shared memory so they hand off work to each other, and Slack and webhook triggers let you kick off runs remotely.
How Claude Code helped: I built basically the whole thing with it. 300+ commits on the repo are co-authored by Claude. It did the Electron scaffolding, most of the agent orchestration layer, the process management for keeping long-running agents alive, and a lot of the refactors when I went from supporting one CLI provider to ten. The voice orchestration in Talk mode was almost entirely Claude Code sessions.
It’s free. Read the repo or grab the build from GitHub, no account, no key required beyond whatever CLI agent subscription you already have. I’ll add repo in comments