Plexus is your control plane for coding CLIs like Claude Code — launch, monitor, and coordinate agents across every project and branch from one fast desktop app.
Local-first · early access · Windows · Linux · macOS · free to use
Plexus is in early access. It's a native desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux — free to use.
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Plexus turns a sprawl of terminal tabs into a single, observable control plane.
- Sessions as worktrees — every session is its own git worktree running an agent: isolated, parallel, and disposable. Spin up as many as you need.
- Live observability — status, logs, diffs, and results for everything in flight, at a glance. Know which agents are working, waiting, or idle.
- Review & ship — inspect diffs and run the review-and-fix cycle, with optional AI to draft commits, untangle conflicts, and summarize PRs. Then rebase, squash, merge, or open a PR without leaving the app.
- One global dashboard — all projects and sessions in a single view. Sort by activity, jump straight to anything that needs your input.
- Keyboard-driven — a command palette, shortcuts for every action, and a dense, terminal-adjacent UI that stays out of your way.
- Native & local-first — a fast, lightweight Tauri app that runs on your machine. Your code and keys never leave it.
Unlike most agent tooling, Plexus is subscription-driven. Connect your account once and every session is ready to go — no per-token API keys to provision, rotate, or leak, and no surprise usage bills. Your plan, your agents.
- Add a repository — point Plexus at a local repo. It becomes a project under your workspace — no config, no daemon.
- Spin up sessions — each session creates a git worktree and launches a Claude Code agent on its own branch. Run several at once.
- Review, then merge — watch the diff land, run the review-and-fix loop, and rebase, squash, or open a PR — all from one window.
Plexus speaks worktrees natively and handles the whole workflow. Switch AI on and it drafts your commits, untangles conflicts, and summarizes PRs — all subscription-driven, and entirely optional. Turn it off and you still have a fast, complete git client.
- AI commit messages — generated from the actual diff: conventional, scoped, and accurate.
- AI conflict resolution — Plexus proposes a merge for each conflict; you review and approve.
- PR summaries — a clear, reviewer-ready description written from your changes.
Plus the basics, no AI required: Rebase · Squash · Merge · Create PR (GitHub).
Run your own shell commands around a worktree's lifecycle — setup, run, and teardown. Install
dependencies when a session's worktree is created, prep the environment before the agent runs, and
clean up when it's removed. Edit them in .plexus/hooks.json, or set them up visually in
Settings → Hooks — and Plexus handles the rest.
{
"create": "pnpm install",
"run": "cp .env.example .env",
"teardown": "docker compose down"
}Hooks compose at three levels — global, workspace, and project — so shared setup lives in one place and each repo can override it. Prefer clicking? Set up every hook from the UI — no JSON required.
Agent orchestration for your coding CLIs. A fast, local-first desktop app that stays out of your way.
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