The Kadrotools blog.
Field notes on agentic coding, vibe coding, and running AI agents like Claude Code and Codex — practical, grounded, and written by the people building Kadro ADE.
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- How-to8 min read
How to Run Multiple AI Coding Agents in Parallel
Running one coding agent is easy. Running four without losing track of them is the real problem. Here's how to run multiple AI agents in parallel — split panes, separate working directories, and one screen you can actually watch.
Read - Release notes6 min read
Kadro ADE 2.0.0: Canvas Mode, Workspace Restore, and Usage Insights
Kadro ADE 2.0.0 adds Canvas mode for spatial agent work, workspace restore after you close the app, local usage insights across providers, and a cleaner Tools menu. Here's everything in the release.
Read - Comparison10 min read
Claude Code vs Codex vs opencode: Choosing a Terminal Coding Agent
Claude Code, Codex, and opencode are the leading terminal-based AI coding agents. Here's how they actually differ — models, workflow, and cost — and why you may not have to pick just one.
Read - Guide8 min read
What Is Vibe Coding? A Practical Guide for Developers
Vibe coding is building software by describing what you want and letting AI write it. It's fast and fun — until the project outgrows a single chat. Here's what vibe coding is, where it works, and where it breaks.
Read - Reference6 min read
Kadro ADE Keyboard Shortcuts and Commands: The Complete Reference
Every keyboard shortcut and command in Kadro ADE — the ⌘K command palette, splitting and focusing panes, switching workspaces, and the browser — in one reference. Plus the tmux equivalents if you're switching.
Read - Guide8 min read
Git Worktrees for AI Coding Agents: Isolated, Reviewable Parallel Work
When several AI agents touch one checkout, they overwrite each other and the diff becomes impossible to trust. Git worktrees give each agent its own checkout — isolated, reviewable, and safe to run in parallel.
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