Sokudo IDE is a development environment designed to coordinate multiple artificial intelligence agents in a structured workflow, simulating the roles and processes of a software development team. The primary function of the tool is to allow users to create specialized AI personas, define project requirements, and decompose work into discrete tickets. Each AI agent can then be assigned to implement specific tasks, while the user retains the ability to review and approve changes before they are finalized. The IDE includes several features to manage this multi-agent workflow. Users can define custom agent roles and set project-level knowledge bases and rules to provide context. The interface integrates a Kanban board for task management, a token usage monitor for tracking resource consumption, and a built-in Docker container for running environments without external applications. Additional capabilities include a native terminal, a visual canvas for UI/UX design, support for managing remote SSH connections, and a project mapping tool that generates interactive graphs and citation-backed documentation of the codebase. A typical use case involves a user starting with an idea or feature requirement, which is converted into structured tickets. These tickets are then matched with appropriate AI agents that handle coding, testing, and issue resolution in parallel. The AI agents have access to a shared project wiki and contextual maps, enabling them to understand the codebase end-to-end before beginning work. The tool connects to local AI coding tools and operates within a single IDE interface, supporting a collaborative process where multiple agents execute tasks simultaneously under human supervision.