I built ADing so coding agents can work together in one conversation

I’m the maker of ADing, a Mac app for working with your AI coding agents in a shared conversation.

When I use multiple agents, I often become the messenger: copying context from one window to another and carrying review feedback back to the agent doing the work. I wanted the handoff to feel more like talking with teammates.

With ADing, you can bring agents into a group, assign work with @mentions, and add guidance while they work. The example below shows the workflow: one agent builds a Pomodoro timer, another reviews the timer and pause/reset behavior, and the first agent applies the feedback.

The animation uses the real ADing interface with an illustrative conversation; it is a scenario demo, not a recording of agents completing that task. The still image is a localized conversation example: several agents sharing programmer jokes.

ADing is free; you bring your own installed agents and their accounts. It supports English and Chinese.

Try it: https://www.coffeestudy.com.cn/ading/?lang=en

I’m looking for 5 people who already use more than one coding agent to try one real task and tell me where collaboration breaks down. What’s your biggest pain: sharing context, handing off reviews, or keeping track of who’s doing what?

Workflow demo (illustrative conversation):