A desktop mission control for the AI subs you already pay for

What it does

Synara is a desktop workspace that plugs into the AI coding agents you already pay for—Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, Grok, and others—and lets you run them side by side in a single window. It bundles chats, terminals, browser previews, Git diffs, and branch management into one interface so you are not bouncing between a dozen browser tabs and terminal panes. Everything stays local on your machine; the app stores your history and project data locally and sends prompts directly to whichever provider you choose.

The interesting bit

The standout trick is provider handoffs: you can pass a conversation thread from one model to another mid-stream, carrying the full context with it, which turns the app into a kind of model-agnostic relay race. It also isolates parallel work using Git worktrees instead of conventional branches, so multiple agent threads can operate on the same project simultaneously without stepping on each other.

Key highlights

• Supports Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Grok, Kilo Code, and Pi using your existing accounts.
• Workspace data—chats, projects, history—stays on your machine; only provider API traffic leaves.
• Splits the UI into parallel panes for chat, terminal output, browser previews, and diffs.
• Built-in Git workflow: review diffs, create branches, commit, push, and open PRs without leaving the app.
• Forked from T3Code but has since diverged into its own product with separate packaging and orchestration.

Caveats

• The project is explicitly early-stage; the README warns to expect bugs, rough edges, and fast-moving internals.
• Codex sessions require the separate Codex CLI to be installed and authorized beforehand.

Verdict

Worth a look if you are already paying for multiple AI coding subscriptions and want a single, privacy-minded desktop hub to coordinate them. Skip it if you need a polished, battle-tested IDE replacement today.