snyvi
A free, open-source, local-first desktop application that assigns an independent desk to each side project. It supports running multiple coding agents side by side and versioned page management.
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snyvi is a free, open-source desktop app that assigns a "desk" to each side project to centrally manage project resources.
Each snyvi desk supports up to four coding agents running side by side, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and any shell.
snyvi saves plans or reviews produced by agents as versioned pages, which are not lost as the conversation scrolls.
snyvi is explicitly marked as local only, requires no account, and uses the MIT license.
Currently snyvi offers a Mac build, and it is already signed and notarized.
The snyvi developer candidly stated on the Product Hunt page that "we don't have a Mac," and therefore publicly asked Mac users to test and provide feedback.
For Windows and Linux users, snyvi's official information does not explicitly state the support status.
snyvi received 73 votes and 2 comments on Product Hunt, indicating that it is still in an early stage.
snyvi's target users are developers who use coding agents to advance multiple side projects at the same time; if you maintain only one project or are more accustomed to built-in agent integration in an IDE, snyvi's extra abstraction may not be necessary.
snyvi's long-term value depends on subsequent iterations and community participation; the lack of cross-platform support and its maturity at an early stage are clear shortcomings.
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snyvi is a free, open-source desktop app that assigns a "desk" to each side project to centrally manage project resources.
50%UnverifiedEach snyvi desk supports up to four coding agents running side by side, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and any shell.
50%Unverifiedsnyvi saves plans or reviews produced by agents as versioned pages, which are not lost as the conversation scrolls.
50%Unverifiedsnyvi is explicitly marked as local only, requires no account, and uses the MIT license.
50%UnverifiedCurrently snyvi offers a Mac build, and it is already signed and notarized.
50%UnverifiedThe snyvi developer candidly stated on the Product Hunt page that "we don't have a Mac," and therefore publicly asked Mac users to test and provide feedback.
50%UnverifiedFor Windows and Linux users, snyvi's official information does not explicitly state the support status.
50%Unverifiedsnyvi received 73 votes and 2 comments on Product Hunt, indicating that it is still in an early stage.
50%Unverifiedsnyvi's target users are developers who use coding agents to advance multiple side projects at the same time; if you maintain only one project or are more accustomed to built-in agent integration in an IDE, snyvi's extra abstraction may not be necessary.
50%Unverifiedsnyvi's long-term value depends on subsequent iterations and community participation; the lack of cross-platform support and its maturity at an early stage are clear shortcomings.
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