opcode

Why we included this project

opcode puts a visual layer over Claude Code without asking you to give up the terminal workflow underneath. The desktop app, built on Tauri, keeps a browsable list of your projects and past sessions, so you can pick up where you left off with full context, and it shows checkpoints on a branching timeline with a diff view for jumping between versions of a task. It also handles the parts of Claude Code that are awkward to manage from the command line: custom agents with their own system prompts and permissions, background runs, and MCP servers, all controlled from a central panel instead of config files. A usage dashboard breaks down token and cost by model and project, which is handy if you are watching API spend. If you already rely on Claude Code but want a more structured, point-and-click way to work, this fills a real gap between the CLI and a full IDE.