You’re Running Agents. Your Tooling Is Still Catching Up.

GitKraken Desktop 12.0 introduces tools for managing multiple AI coding-agent sessions through a centralized interface, aiming to reduce the manual overhead of terminals, Git worktrees, status checks, and cleanup. Its Agent Sessions View displays active sessions and their real-time states, while the New Agent Session workflow can create isolated worktrees, run setup commands, install dependencies, and launch supported agents including Claude Code, Codex CLI, Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode. Users can review work-in-progress changes and branch status, push changes, create pull requests, switch sessions, and remove worktrees from the application, with an integrated terminal supporting file dragging and voice instructions. The release also seeks to make parallel agent workflows more accessible to less experienced developers by hiding worktree-related CLI complexity, while GitKraken Insights tracks adoption through measures such as commit frequency, cycle time, and agent-assisted output. GitKraken positions these capabilities as an extension of its Git-focused workflow, combining agent activity with repository history and worktree visibility in the Commit Graph.

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