Your agents in one workspace

Run AI agents side by side, keep sessions alive, and review their work.

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Features

22 supported agents: Run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and more with your existing CLI logins. Add custom agent definitions.
Projects, kept in order: Group chats by project. Pin, rename, reorder, and archive sessions without losing track of your work.
A real terminal: Use each agent’s own interface. Search output, quote selections, paste images, and open a shell beside your session.
Conversation history: Find and resume past Claude and Codex chats by title, project, or agent, including conversations started outside Diri.

Separate workspaces: Give each agent its own Git worktree so parallel tasks can change files on separate branches.
Handoffs & forks: Pass a task and its context to another agent. Fork conversations when the agent supports it.
Agents that coordinate: Through Diri’s MCP tools, agents can delegate tasks, follow progress, read output, and answer other agents’ prompts.
Remote machines: Start sessions on your own SSH hosts from the same workspace. Diri handles setup, with no hosted relay.

Status & notifications: See who’s working, waiting, or done. Get alerts and jump straight to the session that needs you.
Changes & commits: Inspect diffs, stage or discard changes, and commit from the workspace where the work happened.
Pull requests & links: Keep outputs and links beside their session, with pull request checks and discussion attached to the right PR.
Files & source code: Open file references from terminal output. Search local files and symbols, and inspect code without switching apps.

Cost & token usage: See estimated spend today and this month, token usage, and cache savings for Claude and Codex.
Context window: Check how much of the selected session’s context is used before deciding what to work on next.
Plan limits: Check Claude and Codex usage limits and reset times alongside your sessions.
Work & personal accounts: Choose a Claude or Codex account for each new session. Keep provider profiles and logins separate.

Commands & shortcuts: Find chats, open projects, and change settings from one command menu. Customize keyboard shortcuts to suit you.
Themes & type: Choose from built-in themes, preview your appearance, pick a terminal font, and adjust text size.
Skill library: Search personal, project, and plugin skills. Read their instructions, copy them, or open the source file.
Resource controls: Choose when to hibernate idle sessions and set a memory threshold for freezing idle agents.

Sessions that stay open: Close and reopen Diri while local agents keep working. Return to the same session and terminal history.
iPhone companion Beta: Start sessions, send prompts, answer questions, and review changes over Tailscale while Diri is open on your Mac.
Native desktop app: A native macOS app, with a Linux beta. Install on macOS with a download or Homebrew.
Free & open source: No Diri account or subscription. Use your own agent accounts, on your computer or a host you control.

Give two agents separate tasks and Git worktrees, then review each change.

Connect a host, start an agent, and understand what survives a disconnect.