A desktop control plane for orchestrating AI coding agents.
Racc is a desktop app that lets you run multiple AI coding agents in parallel — each in its own terminal, its own git worktree, fully isolated. It's not a code editor. It's the control plane you've been missing.
Currently supports Claude Code, with Codex support planned.
- Multi-agent sessions — Run multiple agent sessions side by side
- Agent-agnostic — Communicates via native PTY, works with any agent that runs in a terminal
- Git worktree isolation — Each session gets its own worktree automatically, no conflicts
- Task board — Kanban-style board for cognitive offloading and automated agent orchestration
- Remote servers — SSH into remote machines and run agents in persistent tmux sessions
- Server management — Add servers via SSH config import or manual setup, with connection testing and status tracking
- Headless server — Run
racc-serverfor browser-based access from any device on your Tailscale network
| Milestone | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| v0.1 — MVP | Multi-session dashboard, task board, git worktree isolation, file viewer | Done |
| v0.2 — Remote & Multi-Agent | Remote server sessions via SSH/tmux, Codex support, Docker sandbox | In progress |
| v0.3 | TBD | — |
Grab the latest .dmg from the Releases page.
Prerequisites: Rust (stable) | Bun (v1.0+) | Git | Tauri 2.x prerequisites
Note: If you don't have Rust installed, run:
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
source "$HOME/.cargo/env"git clone https://github.com/liu1700/racc.git
cd racc
bun install
# Desktop app
bun tauri dev
# Headless server (browser access)
bun run build
cd src-tauri && cargo run --bin racc-server
# Open http://localhost:9399 or http://<tailscale-host>:9399Three-crate Rust workspace: racc-core (business logic), racc-server (headless axum binary), and the Tauri desktop app (thin wrappers). The React frontend auto-detects its environment — Tauri IPC in the desktop app, WebSocket in the browser. Sessions use native PTY locally or SSH/tmux for remote servers.
See the wiki for detailed design docs, including Technical Architecture and Cognitive Design Research.
Short for raccoon — clever, adorable, with nimble little hands. But be careful — they can be surprisingly brutal sometimes.
We welcome contributions! See CONTRIBUTING.md for setup instructions and guidelines.