Desktop tools, made properly.

Built one piece at a time, and tested on the machine it runs on.

Agent Workbench Native

Beta · Linux

One desk for the AI coding tools already on your machine. Projects on the left, your code in the middle, the agent on the right — and you watch it open files and work as it goes.

Tokens, cost and tool calls tick up while a turn runs, so you see what you are spending as you spend it.

Agent Workbench Native with a project open: file tree on the left, concept art in the viewer, the agent's chat on the right. — Art, code and docs in the viewer the agent works in.

Agent Workbench Native showing a Python file open in the code viewer. — Every file it touches opens where you can read it.

The Connections screen listing installed AI coding clients and their models. — Finds the clients you already have.

What it does not do yet

Linux x86-64 only. No Windows, macOS or ARM build.
Still in beta. Keep your projects in Git and keep backups.
Unrecognised command-line tools need setting up by hand.

Download for Linux AppImage · 13 MB · v4.7.1 Report a problem

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The AppImage needs no install. Save it, right-click → Properties → allow it to run as a program, then open it.

CodeOp

In development

A private room for playtesting with friends. Chat, share builds, jump on a call, share a screen, and break each other's games before anyone else does.

CodeOp: a friends list on the left and a chat thread with shared build files on the right.

Open Frontier

In development

A space shooter.

Open Frontier title screen: a blue and white starfighter above a planet.

Chipping in

The beta costs nothing and there is no trial to run out. If it saves you an afternoon and you want to put something behind it, you can — it changes nothing about the software either way.

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