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🖥️ BossConsole: Native Multi-threaded Agent Harness

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In short, BossConsole is building a native, multi-threaded operator's console for AI agents. Instead of defaulting to an Electron wrapper, it uses the JVM and Kotlin Multiplatform to deliver a cross-platform desktop experience. It acts as a harness to run and monitor models like Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini in a unified environment. The interesting part is its deep integration of a real browser, terminal, editor, and secret management, alongside support for over 100 MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools. For developers running complex agent workflows in enterprise or research settings, having a centralized dashboard to observe and control these autonomous processes is highly practical. The hard part of agentic workflows is rarely the LLM itself, but rather safely managing local execution and tool access. By providing a dedicated console rather than just another CLI script, BossConsole explores a clear direction for making agent operations more structured and observable.