Thor directs
Owns the user turn, plans the work, and decides when a focused handoff will improve the result.
role://thorMJOLNIR / NATIVE RUST TUI
One terminal.
A council of agents.
Mjolnir gives coding agents distinct roles, a shared terminal, and one consistent way to work—no matter which model is behind the hammer.
- 01 / THORDirects the work
- 02 / EITRIForges the change
- 03 / LOKITests the thinking
THORplans the turn and delegates the seamCOORDINATING
EITRIimplements in a fresh agent contextFORGING
LOKIreviews checkpoints without blocking progressOBSERVING
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mj --worktree quiet-forgeThe Council
Different jobs deserve different agents.
Mjolnir turns a single coding session into a small, deliberate team. Each role has a clear responsibility, its own model strategy, and a place in the transcript.
Eitri forges
Receives bounded coding tasks in a fresh context, then streams the implementation back through the same UI.
role://eitriLoki challenges
Reviews checkpoints asynchronously and returns useful dissent at natural boundaries without stopping the work.
role://lokiA terminal, not a compromise
Agent work that feels native to the command line.
Inline rendering keeps the shell in view while Mjolnir handles streaming, permissions, tools, sessions, worktrees, and model-specific controls.
01 / ORCHESTRATE
Model-first Council
Select strong models first, then route them through available ACP adapters.
02 / CONTROLExplicit permissions
Keep agent choices readable and interactive without leaving the terminal.
03 / RESUMEDurable sessions
Resume the original route and isolate work in linked Git worktrees.
04 / AUTOMATEHeadless + remote
Use the same Council from scripts, JSON streams, or a remote client.
Short by design
Install it. Open a repository. Type two letters.
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mjCOUNCIL READYDocumentation preview
Start with the shape of the system.
Install Mjolnir, run the checked evaluation, understand the Council, and inspect the permission, data, and licensing boundaries before putting it to work.