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Managed coding-agents platform
Multica manages coding agents like teammates on a task board. Ever Works is the runtime that turns an idea into a researched, written, coded, deployed, and self-maintaining website.
Multica is a managed-agents platform that treats coding agents like real teammates: they show up on a board, pick up assigned issues, post comments, and report blockers, with squads, autopilots, and reusable skills — and the agents themselves run on computers you connect, so your repositories and tool logins stay where they are. It’s a strong way to run agents the way you run an engineering team. Ever Works isn’t a board of coding tasks — it’s a runtime that takes an idea and produces the company’s actual product: researched content, generated code, a deployed site, and ongoing maintenance, all in Git. Multica manages the developers; Ever Works delivers the business.
Multica is where coding agents pick up and complete engineering work. Ever Works produces the deliverable directly — a live, content-rich website and its repository — from a single idea, with no board to populate.
Multica is engineering-focused: it coordinates work on repositories you already have. Ever Works researches the niche and writes the site’s content as part of the same build — directory entries, categories, comparisons, and SEO metadata today, with dedicated post and landing-copy writers rolling out — then generates the code to present it. The result is a business site, not just shipped code.
With Multica the work still starts from a request you frame — an issue on the board, or a chat that starts a run without one. With Ever Works you give it an Idea and set Missions; the runtime stands up a Company, and its Agents decide what to research, write, and build against a per-Work Knowledge Base, then ship it — no board to populate.
Both content and code land in Git with Ever Works, version-controlled and portable — the output is your repository, not state inside a coordination layer. Ever Works itself is plain AGPLv3 with no paid feature tier; Multica publishes its own Multica License: Apache-2.0 plus supplementary terms covering hosted services, commercial embedding, and use of its branding, which GitHub’s license detector reports as NOASSERTION. Both are genuinely self-hostable — read the terms before you host or embed either one commercially.
Ever Works vs Multica, head to head.
| Feature | Ever Works | Multica |
|---|---|---|
| Idea → researched content | Directory data today; posts rolling out | – |
| Idea → generated code | ✓ | ✓ |
| Ships a public, content-rich website | ✓ | – |
| Idea-in, site-out (no manual task board) | ✓ | – |
| Ongoing autonomous maintenance | Scheduled | Autopilots |
| Everything version-controlled in Git | ✓ | Code via agents |
| Coding-agent CLIs driven | 5 pipeline plugins | 26 (their count) |
| Desktop app / local agent runtime | Fleet nodes; desktop app in early access | Desktop; iOS build-from-source |
| Budgets enforced before each AI call | ✓ | Not documented |
| Acceptance checks and merge policy | ✓ | Review status |
| Open source | AGPLv3 | Apache-2.0 + conditions |
| Self-hostable runtime | ✓ | ✓ |
| Bring your own models / agents | ✓ | ✓ |
| No vendor lock-in | ✓ | ✓ |
Choose Multica if you want to manage coding agents like an engineering team — assigning issues, organizing squads, and scheduling recurring development work on a board, with execution staying on your own machines. It drives far more coding-agent CLIs than Ever Works does today, ships a desktop client, and connects to GitLab, Gitea, or Forgejo as well as GitHub when you self-host.
Visit Multica ↗Give Ever Works an idea and its agents research the space, write the content, generate the code, deploy it, and keep it improving — all version-controlled in your own Git.