devcroft.Install Devcroft
YOUR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSPACE

Less switching.
More making.

Your agents, code, and project knowledge. One native workspace.
A familiar flow, whichever harness you choose.

Home

Captured in Devcroft

Devcroft Home showing recent agent activity, recent projects, and an inbox with pull requests, todos, and reading.

A little clarity before the first commit.

Bring recent projects, pull requests, todos, and reading into one place. Use Spaces to give work and personal projects room of their own.

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BRING YOUR AGENT. KEEP YOUR FLOW.

Claude Code
Codex
OpenCode
Oh My Pi
A LITTLE LESS FRICTION

Stay close to the work.

From the first prompt to the final review,
everything belongs to the same conversation.

01 / BUILD WITH YOUR AGENT

Your favorite agent.
A place to pick up.

Bring Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Oh My Pi. Resume a project’s recent session or start fresh with the harness that fits the task.

Your familiar shell environment comes along. Your sessions stay alive as you move through the workspace.

Meet your new workspace
Your agent, in contextILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW
  1. Pick up a previous session
  2. Keep your tools in reach
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Your agent, in context

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Illustrative Devcroft workspace with recent agent sessions beside an active coding conversation.
  1. Pick up a previous session
  2. Keep your tools in reach
02 / CLOSE THE FEEDBACK LOOP

Review the change.
Keep the conversation.

Read a syntax-highlighted diff. Leave a comment on a line or a range. Let your agent pick up that feedback directly through the Devcroft CLI.

Comments stay with their branch pair and scope, so your feedback has a home beyond the chat.

A closer look at review
Feedback that stays with the codeILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW
  1. See exactly what changed
  2. Leave feedback for your agent
Illustrative preview · real app capture to follow

Feedback that stays with the code

Illustrative preview · not a real app capture

Illustrative code review showing a syntax-highlighted diff and a saved line comment.
  1. See exactly what changed
  2. Leave feedback for your agent
03 / GIVE CONTEXT A HOME

The thinking behind
the code.

Plans, RFCs, notes, reviews, and visual tutorials live alongside their repository. Read them, refine them, and return to the agent session where they began.

Your agent can create resources and read comments through the same CLI. Good context doesn’t have to get lost in a scrollback.

Explore repository resources
The context behind the changeILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW
  1. Keep plans beside the project
  2. Return to the original session
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The context behind the change

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Illustrative repository resources with an implementation plan open beside a list of project documents.
  1. Keep plans beside the project
  2. Return to the original session
THE BIG PICTURE, WITHIN REACH

A home for all of it.

Multiple projects. Different contexts.
One thoughtful place to start your day.

devcroft / Project overview

Project overview

Illustrative preview · not a real app capture

Illustrative project overview with recent repositories and a project todo list.
YOUR DAILY STARTING POINT

Start with a little clarity.

Recent projects, pull requests, todos, and things to read. Separate work and personal projects with Spaces, or see everything together.

devcroft / Repository map

Repository map

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Illustrative repository map connecting shared-api to backend and dashboard repositories.
CONTEXT ACROSS REPOSITORIES

See how the pieces connect.

Map providers and consumers on a repository canvas. Give each project a purpose, and let agents query the relationships through the CLI.

Illustrative previews · real app captures to follow

THE EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS

Feels familiar.
Flows better.

An editor that fits the moment.

Make a quick change in the built-in editor, settle into Neovim, or open your checkout in Zed or VS Code.

Your shell, right at home.

Independent terminal sessions keep running as you switch tabs, with your aliases, environment, and tools intact.

Keep your hands on the keys.

Jump between projects, find a file, or navigate your workspace with command palettes and a dedicated navigation mode.

A few keys. A lot less reaching.
⌘ K Commands
⌘ P Projects
⌘ J Navigation
Use Ctrl on Linux.
Devcroft app icon
INSTALL DEVCROFT

Your work.
A little more together.

A native workspace, built with care.
Open source, and ready to become part of your flow.

brew install --cask hossainemruz/tap/devcroft

For macOS. Update later withbrew upgrade --cask devcroft

macOS 13+ on Apple Silicon · Linux x86-64 (Ubuntu 24.04 or compatible). Windows isn’t supported yet.

Installation and release notes
BEFORE YOU SETTLE IN

A few things
to know.

A workspace for the tools you already love.

Does Devcroft include an AI model?+

Devcroft brings your existing coding agents into a shared workspace. Install and authenticate Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Oh My Pi separately. Your chosen agent manages its own models and subscriptions.

Can I keep using my editor?+

Yes. Choose the built-in editor for small edits or Neovim for your familiar workflow. You can also enable installed Zed or VS Code launchers to open the checkout externally.

Where does my project context live?+

Devcroft stores its records locally. Portable records, including resources and dashboard items, can sync through Git. Your chosen coding agent has its own data handling settings.

Is Devcroft open source?+

Yes. Devcroft is licensed under MIT. Explore the code, build the app, or contribute on GitHub.