A clean fork of OpenCode Desktop for running many agents at once.

• Any project, any workspace — tabs are flat (not nested), so switching between projects and worktrees is fast and easy.
• Any agent, your own subscriptions — use Claude, Codex, Gemini, or any CLI agent with first-class terminal support and notifications to track work state.
• Process management that carries over — set up processes once, keep them consistent across worktrees, and soon query logs by process name.
• File manager across the workspace — unlike OpenCode's session-scoped behavior, files are not scoped to one session; each file opens in its own tab.
• Code review across worktrees — local review is not session-scoped; each local review spins up a dedicated OpenCode session.
• Port-conflict handling built in — use integrated Portless proxy support to avoid manual port juggling.
• Themes, keybindings, plugins, and sync — customize the app while staying aligned with upstream OpenCode updates.

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• Any project, any workspace
• Process management
• File manager
• Local code review
• Standard features / Portless demo

Raw terminal tabs give execution. Claxedo adds orchestration: workspace-aware tabs across projects/worktrees, process-state notifications, review/file-manager flows that are not session-limited, and quick agent launch patterns.

You set it up once, and the process-management workflow persists across worktrees instead of making you rewire each context.

Upcoming support for getLogs("processName") will let an agent target a process by name and inspect its logs at any time.

Claxedo includes built-in Portless proxy support so multiple local agents/services can run with less manual port coordination.

Any CLI agent that can run in a terminal workflow, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and custom/internal agents.

No. Bring your own agent subscriptions or credentials.

No. Claxedo uses a file-override approach and stays in sync with upstream OpenCode regularly.

• Bun >= 1.3
• Rust (for desktop builds)

# Install dependencies
bun install

# Start the app in dev mode
cd packages/claxedo-app && bun run desktop:dev

# Desktop build (unsigned, for local testing)
cd packages/claxedo-app && bun run desktop:build

Download from Claxedo v0.0.8.

Claxedo is built on top of OpenCode using a file-based override system:

• @/ resolves to src/overrides/* first, then falls back to upstream packages/app/src/*
• Only the files that need to change are overridden — everything else comes from upstream
• This keeps merges clean and makes it easy to stay current with OpenCode

packages/
├── claxedo-app/          # Overrides + extensions
│   └── src/overrides/    # File-level overrides of upstream UI
├── app/                  # Upstream OpenCode UI (SolidJS)
├── desktop/              # Tauri desktop shell (Rust)
├── opencode/             # CLI & sidecar server
└── ui/                   # Shared UI components

Releases are automated via GitHub Actions.

cd packages/claxedo-app

# Create a release
bun ./scripts/release.ts patch   # 1.1.0 → 1.1.1
bun ./scripts/release.ts minor   # 1.1.0 → 1.2.0

# Push to trigger CI
git push && git push --tags

See RELEASING.md for details.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines. The key rule: keep Claxedo changes in overrides so upstream syncs stay clean.

• UI: SolidJS, Vite, Tailwind CSS
• Desktop: Tauri (Rust + WebView)
• CLI: OpenCode sidecar (Bun)
• Build: Turborepo, Bun workspaces