About this project

Adeorq is a desktop application for Windows and Linux that provides a unified panel for running AI coding agents in real terminals. Instead of a chat interface, it opens projects in actual system terminals (using ConPTY on Windows), displaying Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and other agent sessions with their real-time state. The tool lets users run multiple agents simultaneously without losing track, leveraging subscriptions and CLIs they already have. Key features include: - **The Cockpit**: A grid of real terminals that can be split, moved, and set aside. - **Session management**: Reads `~/.claude` locally to show titles, states, and timestamps, with one-click resume. - **The Foreman**: Voice-controlled task planning that proposes a board, with a deterministic gate before execution. - **The Canvas**: An infinite board with terminals, notes, images, kanban, and arrows to chain agent outputs. - **Web pane**: A small browser for localhost, with options to swap to your real browser. - **Activity**: Tracks skills, MCP servers, tool calls, and token usage. - **Shadow Mode**: Runs each agent in its own git worktree for safe diff review. - **Agenda and Memory**: Goal tracking and an Obsidian vault integration. Built with Tauri (Rust), xterm.js, portable-pty, React, and React Flow, it uses Ollama and whisper.cpp for local summaries and dictation. The installer is not code-signed (SmartScreen warning expected), but updates are signed. The license is PolyForm Shield 1.0.0, allowing most uses except competing with Adeorq. Users are encouraged to audit the source via AI-AUDIT.md.