CodePilot

A multi-model AI agent desktop client – connect any AI provider, extend with MCP & skills, control from your phone, and let your assistant learn your workflow.

中文文档 | 日本語

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Download | Quick Start | Documentation | Contributing | Community

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Download

Official macOS stable builds can check, download, and install signed updates in the app. After manually installing the first supported Windows version, later Windows releases can update in the app using unsigned packages from the official GitHub Release; Linux releases remain manual downloads.

Or visit the Releases page for all versions.

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Why CodePilot

Multi-provider, one interface

Connect to 17+ AI providers out of the box. Switch providers and models mid-conversation without losing context.

Beyond coding — a full AI agent

CodePilot started as a coding tool but has grown into a general-purpose AI agent desktop:

• Assistant Workspace — Persona files, persistent memory, onboarding flows, and daily check-ins. Your assistant learns your preferences and adapts over time.
• Generative UI — AI can create interactive dashboards, charts, and visual widgets rendered live in-app.
• Remote Bridge — Connect to Telegram, Feishu, Discord, QQ, and WeChat. Send messages from your phone, get responses on your desktop.
• MCP + Skills — Add MCP servers (stdio / sse / http) with runtime monitoring. Define reusable skills or install from the skills.sh marketplace.
• Media Studio — AI image generation with batch tasks, gallery, and tagging.
• Task Scheduler — Schedule recurring tasks with cron expressions or intervals.

Built for daily use

• Pause, resume, and rewind sessions to any checkpoint
• Split-screen dual sessions side by side
• Track token usage and costs with daily charts
• Import Claude Code CLI session history
• Dark / Light theme toggle
• English + Chinese interface

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Quick Start

Path A: Download a release (most users)

1. Download the installer for your platform from the Download section above
2. Launch CodePilot
3. Configure a Provider in Settings > Providers — add your API key for any supported provider
4. Start a conversation

Note: Installing the Claude Code CLI (npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code) unlocks additional capabilities like direct file editing, terminal commands, and git operations. It is recommended but not required for basic chat.

Path B: Build from source (developers)

git clone https://github.com/op7418/CodePilot.git
cd CodePilot
npm install
npm run dev              # browser mode at http://localhost:3000
# -- or --
npm run electron:dev     # full desktop app

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Core Capabilities

Conversation & Interaction

Extensions & Integrations

Data & Workspace

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First Launch

1. Configure a Provider — Go to Settings > Providers and add credentials for the provider you want to use. CodePilot includes presets for all major providers — just pick one and enter your API key.
2. Create a conversation — Pick a working directory, select a mode (Code / Plan / Ask), and choose a model.
3. Set up Assistant Workspace (optional) — Go to Settings > Assistant, choose a workspace directory, and enable Onboarding. CodePilot creates soul.md, user.md, claude.md, and memory.md at the workspace root.
4. Add MCP servers (optional) — Go to the MCP page in the sidebar to add and manage MCP servers. Custom skills are managed on the separate Skills page.
5. Install Claude Code CLI (optional) — For advanced features like file editing and terminal commands, install the CLI: npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code

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Platform & Installation Notes

macOS stable builds are signed with Developer ID, notarized, stapled, and verified by Gatekeeper. If macOS reports that the developer cannot be verified or the file is damaged, stop and report it instead of bypassing the warning. Windows builds are unsigned and may show SmartScreen. After manually installing the first Windows updater-capable release, later stable versions can update in-app from the official op7418/CodePilot GitHub Release; the app verifies the metadata SHA-512 but does not claim independent Authenticode publisher verification. Linux updates remain manual.

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Documentation

📖 Full documentation: English | 中文

Getting started:

• Quick Start – Download or build from source
• First Launch – Provider setup, workspace configuration
• Installation Guide – Detailed setup instructions

User guides:

• Providers – Configuring AI providers and custom endpoints
• MCP Servers – Adding and managing Model Context Protocol servers
• Skills – Custom skills, project skills, and the skills.sh marketplace
• Bridge – Remote control via Telegram, Feishu, Discord, QQ, WeChat
• Assistant Workspace – Persona files, onboarding, memory, daily check-ins
• FAQ – Common issues and solutions

Developer docs:

• ARCHITECTURE.md – Architecture, tech stack, directory structure, data flow
• docs/handover/ – Design decisions and handover documents
• docs/exec-plans/ – Execution plans and tech debt tracker

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FAQ

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Community

Scan the QR code to join the WeChat user group for discussions, feedback, and updates.

• GitHub Issues – Bug reports and feature requests
• GitHub Discussions – Questions and general discussion

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Contributing

1. Fork the repository and create a feature branch
2. npm install and npm run electron:dev to develop locally
3. Run npm run test before opening a PR
4. Submit a PR against main with a clear description

Keep PRs focused – one feature or fix per pull request.

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License

Business Source License 1.1 (BSL-1.1)

• Personal / academic / non-profit use: free and unrestricted
• Commercial use: requires a separate license — contact @op7418 on X
• Change date: 2029-03-16 — after which the code converts to Apache 2.0