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Same agent. With a view.

Same agent. With a view.

From terminal to desktop, nothing else changes. Every project in one place, every diff before it lands, tool calls as they run.

Get it on GitHub
Available on macOS and Linux. Windows coming soon.

Everything the CLI does. But in a window.

Command Code desktop app home screen with the project sidebar and prompt composer

Command Code Desktop features

A window per repo. Every repo keeps its own sessions, models, and history. Switch repos without losing your place, or open two side by side.

Command Code desktop workspace with the project switcher open

Inline Diff Review. Every edit appears as a diff, not a blind write. Read it, stage it, skip it, or send it back with a note before it touches your files.

Inline diff review of an agent-proposed change

Live Tool Call Feed. Reads, searches, edits, and shell runs stream in as they happen. Expand any call to see the exact input and output behind it.

Streaming tool call feed showing reads, edits, and shell runs

Taste, Everywhere. The same taste packages, skills, and MCP servers you already use in the terminal. Sign in once and they follow you into the app.

Taste packages, skills, and MCP servers configured in the app
//Community

Developers love it. Founders, too.

Learns your taste

Command Code learns my taste. After a week, it stopped making the mistakes I kept fixing in other agents. The diffs feel like a senior engineer who already read the codebase.

Zeno Rocha
Zeno Rocha
Founder & CEO · Resend
Open models, premium output

Command Code is the first agent where I trust open models in production. The harness is so solid I had to double check I was still on DeepSeek Flash. Shipped multiple CLIs and a full Redwood app for $2.

David Thyresson
David Thyresson
GP · PWV · RedwoodSDK contributor

macOS and Linux, today. Windows next.

Native builds, straight from the repo. Regular updates, no waiting on an app store. Windows is close behind.

Command Code desktop app empty state with the What should we work on prompt