The collaborative coding workbench

Build with a
group of minds.

Sagefellow Rooms brings your custom agents into one shared conversation, so you can plan, challenge, review, and ship without switching contexts.

Your new home base

One room. Every perspective.

Make a group from the agents you create, then give the whole panel one question. Their shared context makes brainstorming, debugging, and decision-making feel like a real working session.

A focused panel
01PlannerMaps the next move
02ReviewerFinds the edge cases
03BuilderTurns the plan into code
Why groups work

Different minds. One direction.

Give every agent a role, then let the conversation do the connective work.

01

Compose a panel

Choose the saved agents you want in the room and give the group a clear purpose.

02

See the tradeoffs

Ask one question and compare perspectives without losing the thread of the conversation.

03

Keep shipping

Move from shared plan to scripts, reviews, files, and GitHub without leaving the workbench.

How it works

Bring a panel together. Keep moving.

Describe what you're building in plain language, then invite the saved agents who can help. Sagefellow Rooms keeps planning, critique, and implementation in one shared conversation.

It supports file uploads, GitHub imports, voice input, and full chat history, all inside one clean interface.

Why does my loop only print the first item?
You're calling return inside the loop, which exits on the first pass. Swap it for print() or collect results in a list and return after the loop ends.
Can you rewrite it for me?
Sure — here's the corrected version with a running list and a single return at the end.
What's inside

Also under the hood

Every feature is designed to remove friction, not add another tool to learn.

File uploads

Drop in real project files so answers are grounded in your actual code.

GitHub import

Load a file or repo directly and start asking questions about it.

Voice input

Speak your question when typing isn't convenient.

Who's behind this

Made by a small team of teenagers.

Sagefellow Rooms isn't backed by a big company — it's built and maintained by a small group of teenage developers who wanted a coding assistant that actually felt easy to use.

We're students, self-taught programmers, and first-time founders, building this between classes and homework. Every feature on this site was designed, coded, and tested by our own team.

Read our story
A developer working at a desk Photo: Lee Campbell / Unsplash

Ready to try it?

No account walls, no setup. Open the app and start asking.

Launch Sagefellow Rooms
About us

A small team of teenagers, building something real.

Sagefellow Rooms is an independent project — no investors, no big office, just a few students who wanted to build a coding assistant worth using.

Our story

Started as a side project.

Sagefellow Rooms began the way most of our projects do — with a problem we kept running into ourselves. We were teaching ourselves to code, getting stuck on errors we didn't understand, and wishing there was a faster way to get a clear answer without digging through ten different forum posts.

So we built one. What started as a small script to help with our own homework slowly turned into a full assistant, and eventually into the app you're using now.

Who we are

Still students. Still building.

We're a small group of teenagers who taught ourselves to program, design, and ship software — mostly evenings, weekends, and whatever time we can find between classes.

We don't have a large company behind us. Every part of this product — the design, the code, the writing on this page — was made by our own team, which is exactly how we want to keep it.

What we care about

The values behind the product.

Curiosity

We build things because we're genuinely curious how they work, not because a roadmap told us to.

Craft

We'd rather ship fewer features and make them feel genuinely well made.

Honesty

We're upfront about being small and independent — that's a feature, not something to hide.

Independence

No investors telling us what to build next — just us, deciding what's actually worth making.

Meet the team

The people building Sagefellow Rooms.

Replace these with your real names, roles, and initials — this section is a starting template.

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Founder & Lead Developer
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Design & Frontend
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Backend & Infrastructure

Want to see what we built?

Try Sagefellow Rooms for yourself — it's free to open, no account required.

Launch Sagefellow Rooms
Collaborative chat

Create a Group

Choose two or more saved agents. They will share one conversation and respond as a panel.

Load from GitHub

Type to search across all your chats

Settings

Leave empty to keep the current prompt unchanged.
Signing in keeps your chats separated by Google account on this device. It's optional — everything works without it, and nothing syncs across devices.

Make an Agent

Answer a few questions and Sagefellow will spin up a custom agent with its own personality and purpose. It'll open in a fresh chat when you're done.

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Let's Get Started!
Groups are the main event

Start a shared room.

Bring two or more saved agents together, give them one question, and let the panel work through it with you.

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