Back to directory

Bivor

A macOS desktop workbench for the pi coding agent, offering parallel chat sessions in isolated git worktrees, session forking, checkpoints and a visual review of every diff and tool call.

Bivor

Bivor is a macOS desktop app built around the pi coding agent, matching the experience of Codex and Claude desktop apps while adding visual harness orchestration and guardrails. Each chat runs the pi SDK inside its own isolated Electron utility process, and sessions, auth, skills, prompts and MCP configuration are shared with the pi CLI so a developer can move between terminal and desktop freely.

It supports parallel tasks in dedicated git worktrees and branches that multiple agents can edit at once before merging back, a visual session history tree with forking and branch summaries, streaming Markdown with syntax highlighting, live tool call output with inline diffs, per-file change review against a git baseline, and git-snapshot checkpoints that can restore the whole workspace or individual files. A Mission Control view shows the status of every running task at a glance.

More in Coding agents

See all 793
  • The City

    github.com

    A native macOS app that shows Claude Code runs as a city, with each project as a building, each team as a floor of robots, and every animation driven by a real event from the claude CLI's stream.

  • rig

    tryrig.ai

    A small, single-binary agent runtime that points at any OpenAI-compatible model, local or hosted, reads and edits a repository's code, runs its tests and remembers what it learned, with a loop implemented in a few hundred lines.

  • Jauvex

    jauvex.reindent.com

    An Electron desktop app that puts Claude Code, Codex and Grok coding-agent sessions side by side and lets you steer them by voice, with a small model handling fast routing decisions.