OpenChamber Desktop

A native macOS app for OpenCode. Feels like home - multiple windows, SSH remotes, project actions, and everything running locally.

Full project overview, screenshots, and all features: github.com/btriapitsyn/openchamber

Install

Download from Releases. Available for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel).

Prerequisite: OpenCode CLI installed.

Remote instances over SSH - connect to remote OpenChamber servers with dedicated lifecycle and UX flows
Project Actions - run dev servers, configure SSH port forwarding, open remote URLs locally
Multi-window - work on several projects in parallel, each in its own window
"Open In" shortcuts - open workspace in Finder, Terminal, or your editor of choice
Local + remote switching - jump between local and remote OpenChamber instances
Native macOS integration - menus, deep-links, auto-update, and polished window management

Plus everything from the shared OpenChamber UI: branchable timeline, Git sidebar, terminal, voice mode, and more.

Branchable chat timeline with /undo, /redo, and one-click forks from earlier turns
Smart tool UIs for diffs, file operations, permissions, and long-running task progress
Multi-agent runs from one prompt with isolated worktrees for safe comparisons
Git workflows in-app: identities, commits, PR creation, checks, and merge actions
Context visibility tools (token/cost breakdowns, raw message inspection, and activity summaries)
Integrated terminal with per-directory sessions and stable performance on heavy output

Native macOS menu integration with polished app actions and deep-link handling
Multi-window support for parallel project/session workflows
"Open In" shortcuts for Finder, Terminal, and your preferred editor
Fast switching between local and remote instances
Workspace-first startup flow with directory picker and steadier window restore behavior

Configure in Settings -> OpenChamber -> Remote Tunnel.
Supported Cloudflare modes: Quick, Managed Remote, Managed Local.
One active tunnel per Desktop instance. Starting a different mode replaces the current tunnel.
Replacing or stopping a tunnel revokes existing connect links and invalidates remote tunnel sessions.
Connect links are one-time tokens; generate a new link for each new connection attempt.

git clone https://github.com/btriapitsyn/openchamber.git
cd openchamber
bun install
bun run desktop:dev

MIT