CC Copilot Next is a Tauri desktop workspace for CLI coding agents. It gives Codex CLI and Claude Code a visual, multi-session interface so you can manage projects, compare runs, and work across multiple panes without treating the terminal as the primary UI.
- Multi-project workspace with a sidebar for project and session management
- Up to 4 panes for parallel agent runs, side-by-side comparison, and split-session workflows
- Unified composer for sending prompts into the active pane while keeping the workspace centered on conversations
- Dual provider support for
Codex CLIandClaude Code - Per-pane provider profiles for official login, system runtime, or API-key based gateway setups
- Streaming conversation timeline with status events, tool output rendering, retry, and cancel controls
- Local persistence for projects, sessions, panes, messages, and drafts
- Secure secret handling through the system keychain instead of storing API keys in app state
CC Copilot Next is primarily built for:
- Developers who already use
Codex CLIorClaude Codeheavily - Power users who want to compare multiple agent runs or accounts in parallel
- Individuals or teams that prefer a desktop workspace over a terminal-first agent workflow
- Users who need project-scoped session history and quick switching between active coding threads
- Organize work by project, then create sessions under each project
- Open a session in the main pane or split it into additional panes
- Bind each pane to a provider and provider profile
- Send prompts through the shared composer and watch streamed output in the timeline
- Persist workspace state locally so the app can restore context across launches
Today the repository is focused on the local desktop experience:
- Tauri 2 host for system integration and persistence
- React + TypeScript frontend for the visual workspace
- Real CLI-backed execution for
Codex CLIandClaude Code - Profile management for official and third-party gateway configurations
Remote/mobile access appears in the codebase, but it should currently be treated as future-facing work rather than a primary supported workflow.
Tauri 2React 19TypeScriptViteTailwind CSS
npm install
npm run devRun the web-only frontend dev server:
npm run dev:webBuild the frontend only:
npm run build:webBuild the macOS desktop app:
npm run build:macBuild the Windows desktop app on Windows hosts:
npm run build:win- macOS: supported and verified in this repository
- Windows: build script is present and intended to work on Windows hosts
- Linux: intentionally unsupported
Potential next product directions include:
- Better remote/mobile access workflows
- Deeper provider account inspection and management
- Richer workspace views beyond the current conversation-focused panes