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SUMMARY

Terminal-native AI coding agent with background jobs, parallel worktrees, forkable sessions, and multi-model support.

README.md
pcode in a dark terminal pcode in a light terminal

pcode

pcode is a terminal-native coding agent that lets you change what's visible in
your scrollback, even after the work is done. Expand commands, output, and diffs
when you need the details; hide them when you want to read the conversation.
The same history, with the detail you choose.

Long-running commands continue in the background and wake the agent when they
finish. Run sessions in separate git worktrees, or rewind and branch a
conversation to try another approach.

  • Slow work doesn't block you. Long commands become background jobs, and a
    finished job wakes the agent, so it can watch tests or CI and fix what fails.
  • Agents in parallel. A git worktree per session lets several agents work
    on one repo at once.
  • Rewind and fork. /tree returns to any point in a conversation and
    branches from there. Every session is kept, so you can resume or search it.
  • Change your view, not your history. Show or hide commands, output, and
    diffs throughout the conversation. Hidden output stays available, and /tools
    lets you inspect every tool call and its full output.

It runs on any model Pydantic AI supports, or on
your Claude or ChatGPT subscription.

Documentation: cruxwell.github.io/pcode

Install

With Homebrew:

brew tap cruxwell/pcode https://github.com/cruxwell/pcode.git
brew install cruxwell/pcode/pcode

Or from PyPI with uv:

uv tool install --python 3.14 'pcode[claude]'

brew install --HEAD tracks master instead of the latest release.

Quick start

pcode -m claude:claude-sonnet-5              # Claude subscription; run /login claude if not signed in
pcode -m openai-codex:gpt-5.6-luna           # ChatGPT subscription (/login openai-codex)
pcode -m anthropic:claude-sonnet-5           # or any provider, with its API key set
pcode                                        # reuses the model /model (Ctrl+L) saved; with none, an offline preview
pcode -C /path/to/repo "Summarize the open TODOs"
git diff | pcode -p --no-save                # non-interactive: reply to stdout
pcode --continue                             # resume this directory's newest session
pcode --theme-preview                        # offline sample output and the style gallery

The agent edits files and runs shell commands with your permissions and no
approval prompt.
Read tool permissions
before pointing it at anything you care about.

More

  • Your subscription: Claude runs through Anthropic's own Agent SDK and
    Claude Code login (the route Anthropic supports), and ChatGPT through a Codex
    login. See providers.
  • Email remote control: send a task
    from Gmail on your phone, reply to keep going, and take the session over at a
    terminal with pcode --attach.
  • Custom keybindings and Vim editing:
    map keys to commands with arguments, add a Space leader in normal mode, or use
    jj to leave insert mode.
  • /btw side questions, background sessions, recall of past sessions, a
    browser the agent can drive, and Python extensions.
  • Built on Pydantic AI's Harness coder, with MCP (OAuth and tool search),
    searchable sessions, jobs and worktrees on top. Extensions are plain
    Pydantic AI capabilities. The conversation tree follows
    pi's.

See PLAN.md for the longer-term direction.

Documentation

Page What it covers
Getting started Homebrew, uv and source installs, signing in, --print, shell completion
Scrollback and transparency Guide: what goes into scrollback, /tools, /diffs
A shell for long-running work Guide: background jobs, watching CI
Parallel agents Guide: worktrees, parallel sub-agents, /agents
Extending pcode Guide: extensions, skills, settings
Providers and models Authentication, supported providers, the model picker, reasoning effort, Claude Code, proxies
Configuration pcode config, per-repository overrides, trusting repository code, the settings table, syntax styles
Commands and keys Slash commands, key bindings, vi mode, tmux newlines, status line, !command, the diff and tool inspectors
Keybindings Custom command mappings with /bind, Ctrl shortcuts, vi editing, a normal-mode leader, and custom escape sequences such as jj
Terminal setup Tab titles, the progress bar, iTerm2 and tmux settings
Tools Tool permissions, web search, the browser, code mode
MCP servers Opt-in MCP configuration, OAuth sign-in, deferred tool search
Working in a repository AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md, skills as slash commands, one worktree per session
Sessions and recovery Saving, resuming, recalling earlier sessions, checkpoints, retries
Context, limits and caching Prompt overhead, compaction, output limits, prompt cache notices
The transcript What lands in scrollback: diffs, thinking, errors, command output, /redraw
Email remote control Driving a session from Gmail, the remote profile
Conversation tree /tree: rewinding and forking a conversation
Side questions /btw: asking about the running turn without interrupting it

The same pages build into a browsable site with make docs-serve; make docs
checks every page and anchor link.

Contributing

Bugs: open an issue.
Security problems: see SECURITY.md. Setup and checks are in
CONTRIBUTING.md.

make test        # fast suite; real-tmux regressions skipped
make test-all    # everything, before touching layout, streaming, the editor, or the prompt

AGENTS.md has the worktree workflow and the traps worth knowing
before editing. Contributor notes (architecture, dependencies, profiling, prompt
caching, provider design) live in dev/, outside the published docs.

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