A studio for your coding agents.
Spin up parallel Claude Code agents in isolated workspaces. Watch them work, review their changes, and merge — all local, all on your Mac.
Auth lives in src/lib/auth.ts; the navbar renders the avatar in a right-aligned cluster — no logout affordance exists yet.
return (<nav className="navbar">− <Avatar user={user} />+ <Avatar user={user} />+ <button onClick={signOut}>Log out</button>
The button is in. One open question before I wire the handler:
Call the existing signOut() and redirect to / on success.
Your studio, in your pocket.
Pair your phone to your Mac and the same sessions come with you. Watch agents work, answer their questions, and grant permissions from anywhere — live, encrypted relay.
- Pair once — sessions stream live from your Mac (
mwr.local) - Answer docked questions and steer agents on the go
- Handoff is seamless: desktop and phone stay in sync
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Add a logout button to the navbar
return (<nav className="navbar">− <Avatar user={user} />+ <Avatar user={user} />+ <button onClick={signOut}>Log out</button>
The button is in. One open question before I wire the handler:
Skills and plugins,
built into the window.
Make Atelier yours.
Plugins reshape the whole experience — diagrams in the transcript, voice dictation, a prompt library, test autorun, a lint pass over every diff. Thirteen ship today, built by us, each one add-and-go from the marketplace.
- Thirteen Atelier-built plugins, installed from the marketplace
- Toggle any of them on or off, whenever you like
- Nothing bundled into the binary — install only what you use
Atelier-built plugins available now. Community and self-built plugins coming soon.
The Skills sidebar, with a viewer and editor for every SKILL.md.
Renders mermaid fences as diagrams, and previews .mmd files.
Adds a Run action to shell code blocks — opens a terminal at the session's folder.
Transcript links open in the built-in browser pane, not your OS browser.
A pane listing every message you've sent in a session.
Saved prompt templates, inserted straight from the composer.
Flags TODO, FIXME, console.log, and debugger in added diff lines.
Per-session test autorun: watches the folder and reruns on save.
Text-to-speech, with a Read aloud action on any message.
Voice dictation behind the composer mic — Whisper, on-device.
Gives agents a lookup_docs tool over an allowlist of doc sites.
A live event inspector and plugin status board, for plugin authors.
Harvests TODO and FIXME markers out of session diffs into tasks.
Every skill, one click away.
Browse and install skills right inside Atelier — no scavenger hunt through GitHub repos. Search by task, preview what a skill does, and add it to your agents instantly.
- In-app search & one-click install
- Curated first-party and community skills
- Versioned and updatable, right from the app
Root-cause any bug or test failure before proposing a fix.
Write the failing test first, then the minimal code to pass it.
Turn a rough idea into a validated design through dialogue.
Review a diff for correctness, simplification, and efficiency.
Audit Core Web Vitals and flag render-blocking resources.
Break a spec into bite-sized, testable implementation tasks.
Everything runs in
one native window.
Isolated worktrees
Every agent gets a clean, independent git worktree. No collisions, no half-finished branches.
Terminal + website tabs
A real terminal and an OS-native browser, opened as tabs right beside your agents.
Parallel agents
Run as many Claude Code agents as you want, side by side, each on its own task.
Native, not Chromium
The browser pane is your OS webview — fast, light, and live-reloading. No bundle.
Local-first
Runs entirely on your Mac. Your code and your agents never leave your machine.
Claude Code-first
Built around Claude Code today, agent-agnostic underneath — the same workflow for any model.
Built on Rust.
Small enough to notice.
Atelier is a Tauri app: a Rust binary that draws its UI through the webview already on your Mac. Nothing is emulated, nothing is bundled twice, and the whole thing downloads in about the time it takes to read this paragraph.
- A Rust core — the orchestrator, git plumbing, and process supervision are native
- The browser pane is your OS webview, so no Chromium ships inside the app
- One native window: agents, terminal, and browser share a single process tree
Measured from the release build, not estimated.
What's coming next.
Atelier launches. Then we chase down what real use turns up and tune it for speed.
- Official launchRelease
- Bug fixes and performance
Plugins open up, skills get a home, work starts leaving the desktop — and Codex and Windows arrive.
- Community pluginsReleaseEarly August
- Skills marketplaceEarly August
- Codex integration and supportBetaEarly August
- Mobile handoffEarly August
- Windows supportBetaLate August
- Codex integration and supportReleaseLate August – early September
Agent sharing arrives, Android joins the platforms, new core plugins land, and a new harness starts testing.
- Agent sharingBetaEarly September
- Android supportBeta
- API-based harnessBeta
- New core plugins availableSide chatPipeline automationSession starter+ more
Planned, not yet announced.
- New features
Questions & answers
A local-first desktop app for spinning up and controlling parallel AI coding agents — Claude Code first. Think of it as a studio where every agent gets its own isolated workspace and you stay in control of what ships.
Skills are reusable capabilities you add to your agents. Atelier's marketplace lets you search, preview, and install them in one click — right inside the app, without hunting through GitHub repos.
Plugins customize Atelier itself — themes, keybindings, issue-tracker sync, notifications. Use ones built by Atelier or the community, or build and publish your own against the public plugin API.
Yes. Pair your phone to your Mac and your sessions stream live — watch runs, read diffs, and answer an agent's question from anywhere, then pick it back up at your desk. Nothing leaves your machine.
No. Atelier is local-first: your repositories, worktrees, and agents all run on your Mac. There's no cloud backend and no Chromium bundle — it uses your OS-native webview.
Not at all. Atelier creates, sets up, and cleans up worktrees for you. One click gives a task its own isolated branch and workspace — the plumbing stays out of your way.
Get early access.
Atelier is in private preview. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when your spot opens up.