agenttik

agenttik is an open-source, MIT-licensed local workspace built by Pau Sanchez that lets developers run AI coding sessions across multiple projects simultaneously. It supports Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and OpenCode Go through their official CLIs, using existing logins, all within a single desktop window or browser tab. Desktop builds are available for Linux, macOS ARM64, and Windows x64.

What It Is

agenttik is a multi-project AI coding session manager — a local-first desktop and web application that acts as a unified front-end for popular AI coding CLI tools. Rather than switching between terminal windows or separate tools, developers can organize projects, manage agent conversations, review code changes, and schedule recurring tasks from one interface. It is built with Go, SQLite, Vue 3, Nuxt UI, and Wails.

Core Features

• Project workspaces: organize sessions and file tabs; archive and restore conversations
• Orchestrator: a pinned project in Settings for inspecting work and managing tasks across projects, with editable instructions
• Live sessions: stream replies, resume conversations, and queue prompts per project
• Reusable work: pin prompts and schedule recurring tasks with their own model and schedule settings
• Model controls: choose models, effort, permissions, and save favorite combinations
• Code tools: browse and edit files, preview Markdown/HTML, inspect Git diffs, stage changes, and write commits
• Usage tracking: view tokens, context usage, subscription allowance, and costs where reported
• Local state: SQLite history, remembered tabs, customizable shortcuts, and color themes; profiles for separate workspaces or private mode for a temporary one

Supported AI Agents

Claude Code is fully working. Codex, GitHub Copilot, and OpenCode Go are implemented, with live-turn validation still pending for those three. OpenCode Go supports direct use with a subscription key and an optional CLI; Settings defaults to the CLI when installed. The tool uses each agent's official CLI and existing login credentials, so no separate API key management is required for the supported agents.

Deployment Model

agenttik is designed for local access by default, binding to loopback. It can also be exposed as a remote server — users connect with agenttik --remote host:7717 or via the command palette. Before exposing the server, the README advises configuring authentication and using a trusted network. Private mode (--agenttik --private) creates a temporary, isolated instance whose app data is removed on exit while project files remain on disk.

Update: v0.7.9

The latest release is v0.7.9, published on September 18, 2026. The repository was created in September 2026 and has seen active development, with the last push matching the latest release date. The project is at an early stage (v0.x), signaling active iteration rather than a stable 1.0 release. Architecture and implementation details are documented in the specs/ directory of the repository.