# Medley Medley é um plugin do Claude Code que transforma um prompt em um plano de missão coordenado por vários agentes e exibe sua estrutura em uma URL. Foi criado para desenvolvedores que querem realizar pesquisa, prospecção, operações e programação no Claude Code com agentes paralelos e pontos de verificação humana. - Findings24: - Site: - Preços: Freemium - Categorias: Gestão Projetos IA, Assistente de Código IA, Ferramentas Dev IA ## O que é Medley? Medley is a Claude Code plugin that adds a /mission command for turning a single prompt into a coordinated multi-agent plan. Instead of asking one model to do everything in one session, it decomposes the work, assigns steps to agents, and shows the structure at a URL. The product is built for work that stretches beyond a narrow coding task: research, outreach, docs, hiring, operations, and other company-building work that benefits from parallel execution and human checkpoints. Medley stays inside Claude Code, uses the models you already have access to there, and is described as free on the site. ## O que Medley pode fazer? ### Prompt decomposition Convert a prompt into a mission plan with a target, budget, deadline, and check-ins before the agents start work. ### Multi-agent orchestration Run coordinated work across multiple agents, including parallel steps and explicit handoffs between sub-tasks. ### Mixed model support Use different models where they fit, including Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, Qwen, DeepSeek, Ollama, and Llama as shown on the site. ### Visible mission board See the same task tree, status, and handoffs in the terminal and in a browser URL for the mission board. ### Tool ecosystem support Work with adjacent tools and company systems such as GitHub, Slack, Notion, Linear, Jira, Gmail, Google Drive, and more. ### Claude Code plugin workflow Keep missions inside Claude Code rather than moving to a separate dashboard or app. ## Casos de uso ### First customer or GTM work Break a customer-acquisition goal into research, outreach drafting, lead list building, and review steps so the work can move in parallel instead of one session at a time. ### Launch planning Coordinate coding and non-coding work together when a launch needs copy, research, implementation, and approval gates in one mission. ### Research and reporting Run research-heavy work such as finding signal, summarizing sources, or preparing a report with multiple agents working on separate subtasks. ### Business operations Use Medley for ops work like hiring, calendar coordination, docs, or outreach where the task is less about a single code change and more about a managed sequence of actions. ### Long-running projects Keep a project moving over time with a shared mission structure that survives beyond one terminal session and makes handoffs visible. ## Perguntas frequentes ### What does /mission actually do? Medley turns a prompt into a multi-agent mission plan. It defines the target, budget, deadline, and checkpoints, then runs coordinated agents on the steps inside Claude Code. ### Is Medley a replacement for Claude Code? No. Medley is a Claude Code plugin, so you still work in Claude Code while Medley adds mission planning, multi-agent execution, and a URL for the structure. ### What does Medley cost? No. Medley is free and uses the models you already have access to in Claude Code. ### Does Medley act without permission? No. Medley asks before sensitive actions such as publishing, sending outbound, spending, or contacting people, and you can grant more autonomy over time. ### Where does my data live? Medley is local-first and bring-your-own-keys on Mac. The FAQ says missions, keys, and agent conversations stay on your device rather than on Medley’s servers. ## Informações rápidas - **Category**: Developer Tool / Productivity - **Product type**: Claude Code plugin - **Primary workflow**: Type /mission to create a coordinated multi-agent plan - **Platform**: Mac; Claude Code with plugin support - **Pricing**: Free; uses models you already have access to in Claude Code - **Data handling**: Local-first and bring-your-own-keys, per FAQ