Your own coding agents, one calm window.
Give a task to Claude Code or Codex, let it work in its own git worktree, review the diff, and ship a pull request.
What it does · Screenshots · Architecture · Develop · Quality gate
Interlock runs entirely on your machine. It talks to the Claude and Codex CLIs you already have signed in, and keeps its state in ~/.interlock. It only interrupts you when it needs you.
- One task, one worktree. Every task runs on its own branch (
agent/<id>-<slug>, renamed by AI once the work is clear), so agents never step on each other or on your checkout. - Claude Code and Codex, side by side. Real model and reasoning-effort lists straight from each provider, with in-app sign-in.
- Plans and progress you can follow. Native plan tools are enabled for both agents; the conversation shows the steps, and a card behind the composer tracks
n / m. - A readable transcript. Tool calls read as sentences ("Read 2 files, searched 4 times", "Ran tests", "Edited package.json +2 −1"), exploration collapses into groups, failures stay quiet, and every call expands to its command, output or diff.
- Review in place. A file tree and unified or split diff, a terminal in the task's worktree, and Create PR with CI checks through
gh. - Skills in the chat. Type
/in the composer to invoke your skills. - Remaining usage at a glance. The pill in the corner shows how much of your Claude and Codex plans is left, from the providers' own usage APIs.
- Add any folder. Projects come from the repositories on your Mac, a folder picker, or drag and drop.
- Made for the Mac. A unified window bar, native traffic lights, and motion that stays out of the way.
 Plans and steps. The agent's plan, ticked off as it goes. |
 Review. The file tree and diff open beside the conversation. |
 Tool calls as sentences. What ran, in plain words, expandable. |
 Usage. What is left of each plan, and when it resets. |
A Tauri v2 shell supervises a local Node daemon and renders a React app.
| Path | What it is |
|---|---|
apps/desktop |
Tauri shell: bundles the daemon, menu bar, notifications, folder picker |
packages/app |
React 19, Vite, Tailwind v4, zustand |
packages/server |
The daemon: agents, worktrees, terminals, usage, project settings |
packages/protocol, packages/client |
Wire schemas and the client the app uses |
The daemon listens on 127.0.0.1 with a bearer token. The app only knows protocol shapes inside src/daemon/ and Tauri-versus-browser differences inside src/platform/.
The daemon, protocol and client are a fork of Paseo (Apache-2.0); divergences are tracked in docs/upstream-sync.md.
Requirements: macOS on Apple silicon, Node 22, Rust, and the Claude and Codex CLIs signed in. gh is needed for pull requests.
npm install
npm run dev:desktop # Tauri window with hot reload
npm run dev:app # the UI alone in a browser (needs VITE_DAEMON_URL and VITE_DAEMON_TOKEN)
npm run dev:daemon # the daemon alone
npm run build:desktop # unsigned Interlock.app and .dmgnpm run check runs formatting (oxfmt), type-aware ESLint with a baseline that can only shrink, strictest TypeScript, structure rules, knip, duplicate detection and the tests. Git hooks run the same checks, and --no-verify is not an option. Conventions for people and agents live in CLAUDE.md; the product spec is docs/spec-v1.md and the decisions behind it are in docs/decisions.
Early and in active development, built for one person's daily use first. macOS only for now. Not signed or notarized.