Nana Brings Parallel Coding Agents to Windows

Nana targets the operational bottleneck of agentic coding: coordinating multiple autonomous sessions without losing control of their changes.

• –Git worktree isolation lets agents work in parallel without overwriting one another.
• –Status detection surfaces which agents are working, waiting, or finished, reducing constant terminal switching.
• –Built-in diffs, commit history, and pull-request workflows keep review close to execution.
• –Native Rust, GPUI, and libghostty foundations should make it lighter than Electron-based agent managers.
• –Its proprietary, Windows-only beta limits adoption, but the focused workflow is compelling for developers running several agents at once.