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Leon shows cubefarm, which turns a coding agent swarm into a 3D office: Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode agents pick up GitHub issues from a Kanban board and open real pull requests.
Leon van Zyl · YouTube · published Oct 18, 2026 · Software & DevOps
▶ Watch on YouTubeSet up cubefarm so that Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode agents each take GitHub issues from the [repo] Kanban board, work on them in parallel, and open a pull request for each issue.
A coding agent swarm shown as characters in a 3D office: each agent runs a real coding harness like Claude Code or Codex, takes GitHub issues from a Kanban board, and keeps working in the background until its pull request is tested and verified.
The problem: No one said an agent harness should be boring, yet watching a swarm of coding agents usually means staring at terminals.
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