v0.3.4· native app · open source · macOS + Linux

AI made coding faster. DCC closes the rest of the loop.

A native app, written in Rust, to orchestrate AI agents on your machine. Every task in its own worktree, the pull requests of every project in one place, the iOS Simulator for agents to test the app, and your phone to follow along from anywhere.

iOS and Android · In beta

Orchestrates the agents you already use

Claude CodeCodexGeminiCursorGrok

Agents on your computer · BYOK

Already downloaded by 12,137 people

Animated demo of the Dev Command Center window, with made-up data. The sidebar has New task, Pull Requests and Notes, the DCC agents and one list with the tasks of every project, by day. The center shows the conversation with the agent or the Pull Requests hub, and a panel opens on the right when a scene needs it. The tabs below describe each scene.

Each task runs in its own worktree and branch, so several agents can work on the same repo without touching your checkout.

Open source under Apache-2.0. The app updates itself: it verifies the signature and swaps the version in place, keeping your projects and conversations. Use the public releases or fork the repository to fit your team's flow.

iOS and Android · In beta

Your agents keep working. Stay in the loop from your phone.

Open the conversation, answer the agent and approve requests from the native DCC app. It reaches your computer from any network through an end-to-end encrypted relay, and the work keeps going there, even when you are away from your desk.

End-to-end encryptionFrom any network · No DCC account

Try DCC on your phone

Currently in testing, ahead of a public store release. Join the beta and help improve the app.

Requires DCC running on your computer with an internet connection. How to pair

Demo with fictional data, based on the app’s screens and workflow. Mobile is in beta.

Pending permissions, running agents and recent tasks in one view.

The rest of the work, in the same app

Pull request center

GitHub PRs and GitLab MRs from every project, with checks, discussions and merge. The ones you reviewed that got commits or replies from their author come first, tagged with what came.

Plan mode and specs

Ask for a plan before any change, comment on what you want changed and approve it; the acceptance criteria stay in view.

Guarded undo

See what the last turn changed and restore the previous files when the workspace is eligible, on macOS.

Merge conflicts

Resolve them hunk by hunk: accept one side, both, or edit the result, with the agent's help if you want it.

Quick composer and menu bar

On macOS, start a task with ⌘⇧C over any app and follow running tasks from the DCC icon.

Usage by provider

Compare tokens, models and cost using the data DCC records.

Built-in terminals

Terminal tabs per project, for whatever needs to run in the repo.

Appshots

Attach screenshots of open macOS windows to your prompt.

Project notes

Keep ideas and conversation excerpts in notes that stay after the worktree is removed.

Model favorites

Save provider, model and effort combinations and switch from the composer.

Provider handoff

Switch agents mid-conversation; DCC re-anchors the context on the next turn.

Phone paired through the relay

Scan the QR with the DCC app on your phone and approve the request on your computer only if the code matches. The connection is end-to-end encrypted and works from any network.

Download it and run it on your machine.

Open source under Apache-2.0, for macOS and Linux. A native app that updates itself and uses the agent CLIs you already have installed and signed in.