All three major coding tools converged on parallel-agent command centers.

Cursor reworked its core interaction around multiple agents running in parallel, with a dedicated Agents view that tracks local and cloud agents by status (AgentDepot). Windsurf rebranded to Devin Desktop on June 2, retired its Cascade local agent July 1, and replaced it with Devin Local, rewritten in Rust, about 30% more token-efficient, with subagent support. The whole category decided at once that you're orchestrating a fleet, not babysitting one agent. That matches where my own head is at. The interface question stopped being "how do I chat with the AI" and became "how do I watch five of them at once."