Tendril is a web application built on Ivy Framework that manages AI coding plans end-to-end. It orchestrates coding agents (Claude, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode) through a structured lifecycle — from plan creation and expansion to execution, verification, and PR generation. Tendril tracks jobs, costs, tokens, and verification results, giving you full visibility into your AI-assisted development workflow.

For complete documentation, configuration options, and guides, visit the Tendril documentation at tendril.ivy.app.

• Plan lifecycle management — Draft, Execute, Review, and PR stages with state tracking
• Multi-agent support — Orchestrate Claude, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, and OpenCode with configurable profiles (deep, balanced, quick)
• Multi-project support — Configure multiple repos with per-project verifications
• Job monitoring — Live cost and token tracking for running agents
• Dashboard — Activity statistics and plan counts at a glance
• GitHub PR integration — Automated pull request creation from completed plans
• Plan review workflow — Review diffs, run sample apps, approve or send back for revision

One-liner: installs Tendril and required backend tools.

macOS / Linux

curl -sSf https://cdn.ivy.app/install-tendril.sh | sh

Windows

irm https://cdn.ivy.app/install-tendril.ps1 | iex

Global install from NuGet:

dotnet tool install -g Ivy.Tendril

Tip: PowerShell 7, Git and gh CLI need to be present on your machine if you install using the dotnet tool command.

tendril

dotnet tool update -g Ivy.Tendril

• Claude CLI (claude), Codex CLI (codex), Gemini CLI (gemini), Copilot CLI (copilot), or OpenCode (opencode)
• .NET 10.0 SDK
• GitHub CLI (gh)
• PowerShell 7+
• Git

1. Clone the repo

   git clone https://github.com/Ivy-Interactive/Ivy-Tendril.git
   cd Ivy-Tendril

2. Run

   dotnet run --project src/Ivy.Tendril/Ivy.Tendril.csproj

Tendril is licensed under the Functional Source License (FSL-1.1-ALv2). This means the source is available and you can use it for most purposes, but competing products are not permitted. After two years, each release converts to Apache 2.0.