01 / SWITCH IN REAL TIME
Your workflow. On demand.
Different task? Different stack. Move from building to debugging to review without starting over.
Try the switches above ↗The agentic agent aggregator aggregator
Every agent.
One place to build.
Your agents. Your editors. Your aggregators. Aggregated.
We built one app for the apps that manage your agents. Choose your workflow in real time, without ever leaving your screen.
Interactive demoSwitch workflows. Find your stack.
Your favorites. Front and center.
01 / THE TOOLSPOPULAR AGGREGATOR WORKSPACES
A little less orchestration. A lot more doing.Interactive preview · try switching workflows
tripelkins / launchpad
DEMO SESSION
Ship the onboarding flow
Tripelkins→SupersetAUTO-ROUTE
Editing in Cursor·same repo, same window
feature/onboarding·3 agents in one workflow
Simulated preview · no agents connected
Switch the workflow. Keep the thought.
Less app management. More momentum.
Stay in your flow.
Not in your app switcher.
Start with your favorite agent. Bring your editor. Keep your aggregator. Tripelkins is the layer that brings all those layers together.
02 / BRING THE WHOLE STACK
Yes, even that aggregator.
Editors, agents, terminals, and the apps coordinating them. Your stack doesn’t have to be a single choice.
Agent-agnostic. Editor-friendly.03 / KEEP THE CONTEXT
One continuous thought.
Your intention, your files, your next step. Right where you left them, no matter who takes the baton.
No “let me paste the context.”A higher level of higher levels
They aggregate agents.
We aggregate them.
First came coding agents. Then came apps to manage them. Then came the problem of managing those apps. We took the obvious next step.
Meet the entire ecosystemTRIPELKINSTHE FINAL LAYER*
YOUR AGGREGATORSSuperset · Conductor · Maestro
YOUR AGENTS + EDITORSShared context
CodexClaudeCursor
* Until someone aggregates us.
The ecosystem, in one place
The stack, unstacked.
144 tools indexed · 8 categories · 01 OCT 2026
From Cursor and Codex to the orchestration layer on top. Explore commercial products, open-source projects, editors, frameworks, and everything in between.
A broad, sourced snapshot — not a claim that every tool is an aggregator, or that every tool in existence is listed. Product families are grouped where practical. Entries are references, not verified Tripelkins integrations.
A few good questions
Glad you asked.
Wait. An aggregator of aggregators?
Exactly. Agents led to agent workspaces. Agent workspaces led to workspace overload. Tripelkins takes that trend to its entirely logical, slightly ridiculous conclusion: one more layer to rule the layers.
Are Cursor, Codex, and classic editors included?
Yes, in the directory and concept. Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Xcode, Android Studio, Zed, Vim, Emacs, and many others are listed. Tools are categorized by their main role; they are not all interchangeable agents.
What does “open source” mean here?
Open source, source-available, public source, mixed, and commercial are kept separate. A public repository does not automatically make a product open source. “Commercial” describes the product’s distribution, not necessarily every component or its price. Check the linked upstream terms before relying on a license.
What happens when I switch workflows?
The interactive preview changes its agents, editor, coordinator, branch, and activity log. Run demo walks through a local, simulated workflow. It does not send your prompt anywhere or connect to an actual coding agent.
Is Tripelkins affiliated with these products?
No. The names identify real products in an independent research directory. The universal integration story is a satirical concept, not an affiliation, an endorsement, or a promise of production interoperability.
One more download. Fewer decisions.
Make room for
one last app.
Your whole workflow, one click away. Pick your home.
macOS
For the Apple side of your desk.
Windows
One window to replace the windows.
Linux
You can keep your terminal, too.
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