Tame your AI coding agents.
You’ve got coding agents running in half a dozen windows and no idea which one stalled, finished, or is waiting on an answer. DevThrottle puts every agent on one board and pings you the second one needs you — from your desk or your phone. It installs like a normal Windows app. No terminal. No setup maze.
Runs on your machine. Your code and what your agents do never leave your PC — we track none of it.
Built by Center Consulting — we run our own client work on it every day.
Your agents do not stop working when you stand up. Why do you?
"Six windows open. Which one needs me?"
One board shows every agent's state at a glance - working, done, or waiting on you. No more clicking through windows to find the one that stalled forty minutes ago.
"It asked a question 40 minutes ago."
Agents that need you are flagged the moment they stop. Answer from the Cockpit in any browser - or straight from your phone - and keep every agent moving.
"I'm in the car. On a walk. At lunch."
Talk to your agents. Literally. Voice mode reads you what is happening and delivers your answers - your agents keep shipping while you live your life.
DevThrottle isn’t an agent. It’s the control room for the ones you already run.
Keep using Claude Code, Codex, or whatever command-line agent you like. DevThrottle lines them all up on one board — across every tool — so you can see what each one is doing at a glance, and answer them by voice. You bring the agents and their subscriptions. We never charge you for AI tokens.
“We didn’t build DevThrottle to sell it — we built it because we needed it. Center Consulting runs real client work across a dozen coding agents every day, and we kept losing track of which one needed us. Now every agent is on one board and we answer them by voice, from anywhere. It’s the first thing we open and the last thing we close.”
Stop babysitting windows. Put every agent on one board.
Get DevThrottle for Windows — free forever, bring your own AI key. It runs on your machine, and your code and activity never leave your PC.
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