Enowx

enowX

  enowX is a native desktop app to run and manage multiple AI coding agents, such as Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, in parallel, on your machine or your own server.
  Local-first, no telemetry. A team cloud only when you want one.

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  MIT License

First-run setup's style step, from its design, with a sample conversation. It isn't a recording of the app.
Download: the latest release for macOS, Windows and Linux. Not yet signed or notarized, see docs/install.md to open it. It updates itself.

This clip and the pictures below are designs made on an enowX canvas with sample content. They are not recordings of the app: the sessions, files, sites and results in them are made up.

Why I built it

My laptop is a modest one. Building a Tauri app (a Rust compile, a dev server, a webview) while two or three coding agents work beside it was enough to make it crawl: every agent is a process of its own holding hundreds of megabytes, every build wants every core, and the fan spins all day. Buying a bigger laptop for this felt wrong when a server with more cores and memory costs a few dollars a month.

So enowX lets the heavy work run somewhere else while it still feels like it runs here:

- The work runs on your server, the laptop only shows it. Agents, builds and dev servers run on a server you own; the app on the laptop draws their terminals, chats, diffs and browser previews. Closing the laptop doesn't stop them, and they come back after the server reboots.
- It stays usable on a weak machine. The app is native, written entirely in Go with MyGo, not a browser bundled as an app, so it stays light even with many sessions open, and idle agents hibernate to give their memory back.
- Even desktop…