Dure

You lead.
Your agents work together.

An Agent Development Environment (ADE) for your AI coding agents.

Projects, conversations, terminals and code changes — together in one macOS workspace.

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Dure with Claude Code, Codex, Pi and a shell arranged in six panes, with projects and sessions in Spaces

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More agents. One place to lead.

The hard part isn't starting another agent. It's knowing which task needs you, what changed, and what to do next.

Dure brings that work into one place. Keep Claude Code beside Codex and Pi. Follow sessions across projects and SSH hosts. Read the diff, send feedback, and give the next task a clear direction.

From the first task to the final review

01 — Start with a goal

Press ⌘N, describe the task, and choose a project and provider. Give independent editing tasks their own Git worktree and branch. Or choose Start on a GitHub issue to open a prefilled task.

02 — Arrange your attention

Split panes, move tabs, switch desktops, or open a session in its own window. Spaces keeps local and SSH work visible together, with activity and change indicators to help you find what needs attention.

The New agent dialog opened with Command-N, with task, project, provider and dedicated-worktree options

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Dragging a live terminal tab onto Dure's Split Right target

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03 — Review and steer

Inspect local changes, including uncommitted and new files. Add line comments and send them back to the agent. Check the changes and test results before combining the work — you decide what happens next.

Your first agent → Parallel tasks → Review and feedback →

The workspace around your agents

When you need to…	Dure brings…
Work on independent tasks	Dedicated Git worktrees and branches, with the task's files kept separate.
Keep track of running work	Spaces, split panes, desktops and detached windows across projects.
Return after closing the app	Reattachment to live managed sessions; a separate recovery flow for ended processes.
Work across machines	SSH projects and remote terminals alongside local work, with image paste and file transfer.
Use your existing accounts	Per-agent profiles and provider-reported usage where supported.
Connect repeatable work	CLI runs and schedules; CLI/MCP messages, decision requests and completion reports.
Make the workspace yours	Themes, terminal typography and an interface available in seven languages.

Your tools. Your accounts.

Use native coding-agent CLIs such as Claude Code, Codex, Pi, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and Kimi Code. Dure is a workspace, not a model or a provider subscription. Provider subscriptions and usage charges remain separate.

Terminal support, conversation history, chat views and account tools vary by provider. Check provider capabilities →

Start on your Mac

Download Dure for macOS on an Apple Silicon Mac. Open the disk image and move the app to Applications.
Install and sign in to at least one supported coding-agent CLI. Follow the installation guide, including its macOS security guidance.
Open a familiar Git project in Dure. Press ⌘N and start with one small task.

Try this first:

Find out how to run this repository's tests.
Do not modify any files.
Tell me the commands and which files document them.

A few boundaries worth knowing

Worktrees separate files, not permissions. They are not security sandboxes; credentials, processes and network access are not isolated by a worktree. Changes can still conflict when combined.
A running host matters. Managed sessions can outlive the app window while the host process and machine remain running. A reboot ends the original process; recovery creates a replacement.
Review still matters. Check agent permissions, changes and verification results before accepting work. Account switching and remote-session behavior have provider and runtime limits.

Sessions and recovery · SSH · Work-safety guidance

Source availability

Open-source release: TBD.

This is Dure's official public GitHub home for product information and media, and the destination for its planned source release. Dure's first-party source code will be released here under MIT; third-party components retain their own licenses and copyright notices. The application source code is not yet public, and no source release date has been announced.

App downloads are available from the website; this repository is not a source distribution or a source-build guide.

Contributing

Read the contribution guide, follow our Code of Conduct, or report a bug or propose a feature. For vulnerabilities, use the private channel in our security policy.

You lead. Your agents work together.

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