The living software project, on your desktop.

Yes, during early access. The agents and models you connect run on your own accounts, so you keep paying them as you do today.

macOS on Apple silicon and Intel (DMG), Windows x64 (MSI) and Linux x64 (DEB and RPM). The Android companion follows your projects from your phone. See the install steps.

Claude Code, through claude-agent-acp, and Codex, through codex-acp — the ones you installed and signed in to. Every session runs in its own Git worktree, never in your main checkout, and you can run the same task with two to four agents and compare their diffs.

Yes. The Home composer talks to the workspace’s model with your own Claude, OpenAI or DeepSeek account; the chip shows which model and effort answer, such as “Opus High”.

Nowhere. Your code, prompts and agent sessions stay on your computer; the agent you run talks to its own provider under its own terms. Tokens are kept only in the system’s secure store. Read the privacy notes.

Agents work in a worktree and only do what the mode allows: Plan only reads, Edit in worktree changes files there, and Full access asks for confirmation every time. Commands, file changes and network use wait for your Approve or Deny, and Stop is always available.

Services, applications, databases, queues and external systems, each backed by facts: documented by people, detected in code, observed at runtime, or inferred by AI — and AI never overwrites the others. Select a node to see its evidence and the impact of a change.

At start and every six hours Solaryes reads a signed release description and ignores one whose signature does not match. A banner shows the version and its notes; Download opens the installer for your system.

The Android companion shows health, alerts, tasks and agent runs, and approves or denies an agent’s action with a push notification. The iPhone app is on its way.