AI
ADing
Turn your AI coding agents into a team
- Category
- AI
- Stage
- Growth
- For
- Developers using AI coding agents
About
ADing brings your AI coding agents into one shared conversation on Mac. Work with agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Qoder, assign tasks in group chats, and keep context when handing work from one agent to another. You can also send tasks and follow progress from your iPhone while your Mac stays online and runs ADing. ADing is free to use. Install and sign in to your preferred agents separately; their services and any associated fees are not included. The Mac app requires Apple silicon and macOS 14 or later; the iPhone app requires iOS 17 or later.
Features
- Problem
- Agents are managed through separate terminal windows.
- How it works
- Start tasks and chat with supported agents in conversations; switch between tasks, see who is involved, and pause work.
- Result
- Assign work and check in without switching between individual terminal windows.
- Why
- A teammate-style chat gives developers one place to communicate with their agents.
- Problem
- Complex tasks need coordination across multiple agents.
- How it works
- Add agents to a shared task and appoint a Leader to plan, delegate, review, and summarize progress.
- Result
- Multiple agents can collaborate on a task and report back together.
- Why
- A designated coordinator helps agents work toward a unified delivery.
- Problem
- Handing work between agents can lose context or use unnecessary agent capacity.
- How it works
- Mention a specific agent to assign work; other agents can read the shared discussion when brought in.
- Result
- Agents can take turns on work while retaining task context.
- Why
- Shared conversation context supports handoffs without repeating background.
- Problem
- Repeatedly teaching agents the same skills and memories takes effort.
- How it works
- Save skills and memories to a shared library and sync them to participating agents in their supported formats.
- Result
- Newly added agents can receive shared knowledge automatically.
- Why
- A common library makes learned knowledge reusable across agents.
- Problem
- Developers away from their computer still need to manage agent work.
- How it works
- Use the iPhone app to message, create conversations, send attachments, and view progress and replies through the same account as the Mac app.
- Result
- Assign work and follow progress remotely without running AI on the phone.
- Why
- The phone acts as a companion to agents running on the Mac, which must remain online with ADing running.
Product questions
What does ADing do?
ADing brings AI coding agents into chat-based teams, letting developers assign work, coordinate agents, and follow progress from Mac or iPhone.
Who is ADing for?
Developers using AI coding agents
Screenshots
