About this project

Infinitus is a comprehensive client application designed to manage and control various AI coding agents running on local machines. It serves as a central hub for developers using tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, OpenCode, and Google Antigravity. The project consists of three main components: a macOS menu bar app for quick account switching and session monitoring, a desktop application (Electron-based), and a web/mobile interface for remote control and detailed settings. Key features include: - **Multi-Account Management**: Users can manage fleets of accounts from different AI providers, view usage statistics, forecast resets, and switch between accounts seamlessly. - **Session Control**: Monitor active sessions on the Mac, set permission modes in place, and receive real-time event toasts for actions like swaps or resets. - **Remote Access**: Connect via phone apps (iOS/Android) or web browsers to control agents remotely. The phone app displays live activities driven by the Mac. - **Unified Interface**: A sidebar provides quick access to active accounts and sessions, while a command palette offers shortcuts for common actions. - **Cross-Platform Support**: Available as a native macOS menu bar app, an Electron desktop app, and responsive web/mobile interfaces. The repository's `main` branch contains the code for the desktop, web, and phone apps along with their server. The native macOS menu bar app is currently maintained on the `native` branch. Communication between the apps and the menu bar app occurs through a control socket using JSON lines, ensuring that engine files are not directly read by the client. Installation options include running the server locally via `npx t3@latest`, installing the desktop app via GitHub Releases, Homebrew (macOS), Winget (Windows), or AUR (Arch Linux). The project emphasizes openness and performance, allowing users to fork and modify the software if needed. Documentation covers installation, permission modes, keyboard shortcuts, project settings, and source control integrations.