Claude Code GUI 4

Local-first desktop control surface and workshop for AI coding agents with persistent memory. Athena is a local-first, open-source desktop control surface and AI workshop designed for AI coding agents. It provides a centralized command room that unifies multiple AI agents like Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and Hermes with a shared project context. By utilizing an embedded PTY terminal framework and an MCP bridge, Athena allows AI agents to directly control and interact with the user's workspace. Unlike cloud-dependent tools, Athena keeps all memory, history, and orchestration locally on the user's machine, featuring persistent local memory, session recall, a Tailscale-powered mobile companion app, and system-wide voice dictation.

Native macOS hub for managing Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions. AgentHub is a native macOS application designed for monitoring and managing local Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions. It acts as a local-first, unified workspace that integrates terminals, Git worktrees, diff reviews, GitHub context (PRs and issues), Model Context Protocol (MCP) apps like Excalidraw, and embedded iOS simulators with point-to-edit feedback, ensuring session data remains local and private.

An all-in-one AI coding desktop app for orchestration, QA, and parallel agent delegation. Clean Agent is a comprehensive native desktop application designed as an AI Coding Command Center. it integrates a chat interface, terminal, file tree, in-app browser, and parallel sub-agents into a single workflow. The platform allows developers to automate testing, QA, and coding tasks by plugging in their own AI subscriptions like Claude Code or OpenAI Codex. It features deep research capabilities through an agent-readable browser, context optimization for semantic search, and the ability to delegate tasks to multiple sub-agents simultaneously.

A multitasking macOS terminal built for AI coding agents. crystl is a native macOS terminal built specifically for AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity CLI. It allows developers to orchestrate multi-agent workflows, run parallel terminal sessions without resource conflicts via isolated git worktrees, and monitor agent actions through a unified frosted-glass interface. It helps developers avoid getting lost in a sea of windows and tabs by providing tools like a shared backlog, session autosave, history navigation, and an approval panel for agent actions.