NoIDEA is a Tauri desktop app for aggregating, browsing, and continuing local AI coding agent sessions.

Repository: https://github.com/stickycandy/NoIDEA

It brings conversations from tools like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode into a single workspace, so you can inspect session history, review changed files, keep a terminal beside the conversation, and reopen projects without hopping across separate local clients.

Modern coding agents leave useful context scattered across local folders, logs, and tool-specific session formats. NoIDEA turns those local artifacts into a unified desktop workspace.

Instead of treating each agent as an isolated app, NoIDEA gives you one place to:

• reopen working directories
• inspect conversation timelines
• review diffs and changed files
• use an integrated terminal
• keep auxiliary panels and session context visible while you work

The app is built around local-first workflows and a native desktop shell, with a Rust backend for filesystem access and a Next.js frontend for the UI.

• Multi-agent session aggregation for local coding tools
• Folder-based workspaces with dedicated desktop windows
• Conversation history and detail views
• Integrated terminal inside the same workspace
• Diff and changed-file inspection alongside the conversation
• Auxiliary panels for project navigation and related context
• macOS desktop packaging through Tauri

• Tauri 2
• Rust
• Next.js 16
• React 19
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS v4
• pnpm

• Node.js
• pnpm
• Rust toolchain
• Tauri build requirements for your platform

pnpm install

Start the full desktop app:

pnpm tauri dev

Start only the frontend:

pnpm dev

Build the frontend:

pnpm build

Build the desktop app:

pnpm tauri build

src/                Next.js frontend
src-tauri/          Tauri + Rust backend
docs/images/        README screenshots and assets

• src-tauri/ handles local filesystem access, session parsing, window management, and native desktop integration.
• src/ contains the application UI, workspace layout, settings pages, terminal view, and conversation experience.
• Parsers normalize session data from different coding agents into shared models that the frontend can render consistently.

• The app is designed around local filesystem session data.
• Current packaging and visual polish are primarily focused on macOS.
• Updater artifact signing requires TAURI_SIGNING_PRIVATE_KEY.
• Some existing updater/release configuration may still point to earlier project infrastructure.

See LICENSE.